Bacchus GS-4DX RSM/M

Specification

Body

Poplar

Neck

Roasted Maple

Fingerboard

Roasted Maple

Nut

PPS

Bridge

Synchronized Tremolo

Machineheads

Rotomatic Type

Fret

Stainless Steel

Pickup

Original HSH set

Control

1Vo, 1Tone, Coil tap mini switch, 5way selector

Scale

648mm (25.5 inches)

Fingerboard Radius

320R

Width at Nut

42.0mm

Finish

Polyurethane or Polyester

Strings

010 – 046

Accessories

Soft case, warranty card, wrench

*Product design, appearance, and specifications are subject to change without notice.

Demo video

An entry-level model that offers high playability.

The GS-4DX RSM/M adopts a body shape that inherits the lineage of Bacchus' flagship model, the "G-STUDIO ." In addition to an HSH pickup layout, it features modern specifications that rival higher-end models, such as wear-resistant stainless steel frets.

Stainless steel frets

This guitar features highly durable jumbo-sized stainless steel frets. Compared to standard nickel-silver frets, they are harder and more wear-resistant, ensuring longer lifespan. Furthermore, they offer sonic advantages, delivering a clear, well-defined tone and extended sustain.

Heelless cut

This entry-level model features a heel-less cut, allowing for smooth fingering even when playing on the higher frets. The contoured design around the bushing bolts further enhances playability.

The "GS" shape inherited from the Handmade Series.

It adopts a body shape inherited from the "G-STUDIO," the top-of-the-line model of the Bacchus brand. It features a slightly slimmer body than typical models of the same type and a back contour designed for comfortable handling.

HSH pickup & coil tap switch

This guitar features an HSH pickup layout suitable for a wide range of genres. The rear pickup has a coil-tap mechanism that switches the humbucker tone to a single-coil tone. A separate mini-switch allows for smooth switching even while playing.

When coil-tapped, both the front and rear humbuckers are tapped, producing four different tones depending on the position.

Sidejack

To improve handling during performances, the output jack is positioned on the side of the body. This ensures it doesn't interfere with dynamic playing on stage.