Thank you for viewing. Electric contrabass, made by ALTER EGO. I purchased it about 20 years ago for over 700,000 yen. I am selling it because I have hardly used it due to a broken finger. It has been used, so please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about scratches. * A stand is also included. Thank you. *I had forgotten that this instrument can be disassembled. I will add the explanation and images from the dealer. There is also a case for when it is disassembled. ＜Before Disassembly＞ Please check the position of the bridge. 1) When looking at the bridge from the side, check the center of the bridge feet and the mark on the body (photo: bridge position). * Make sure to assemble it in the same position. 2) Wrap the tailpiece with a towel or similar so that it does not directly hit the top plate when the bridge is removed. Pay special attention to the ball ends of the strings. 3) Remove the pickup wire. (Photo: Pickup removal) ＜Disassembly＞ 4) Loosen the strings. Be careful as removing all the strings at once may cause the bridge to fly off and damage or crack the top plate. * When loosening the strings, it is convenient to attach a guitar capo to the neck so that the strings do not come off the pegs. 5) Loosen the strings slightly overall, and remove each string from the bridge one by one. It is better to hold the bridge with your hand so that it does not fall over. 6) Once the strings are removed from the bridge, tilt the bridge towards the end of the fingerboard and remove it from the body. (See photo: Bridge removed) 7) Remove the shoulder pads, etc., from the body. 7) Remove the neck. Completely loosen the bolts with the included hex wrench, then remove the neck. 8) Remove the tailpiece from the body. It is easier to assemble if you leave the strings attached. ＜Storing in the case＞ 9) Store the body on the bottom side of the case and the neck on the handle side. (See photos: Body in storage / Neck in storage / Neck in storage 2) 10) Store other accessories in the case as well. Assembly can be done in the reverse order of the above, but pay attention to how to align the bridge position. When tuning, stand the bridge so that the bridge feet on the tailpiece side are at a 90-degree angle to the top plate when viewed from the side. The bridge will tilt towards the fingerboard as you string it. When tuning, leave a gap of about 2 millimeters (on the fingerboard side) on the bridge feet, and the angle of the bridge will be roughly correct.