Experience a bold fusion of bass depth and guitar versatility with the Austin Guitars ATC200BK. This right-handed six-string instrument is built for players who want basslines, chords, and melodies from a single, portable instrument—perfect for songwriters, live performers, and home studios alike.

• Six-string bass reach with guitar-friendly playability: Create bass lines, chordal textures, and melodic riffs on one instrument, enabling layered parts without switching gear.
• Bolt-on neck construction: Delivers a bright attack with straightforward maintenance and easy neck adjustments to tailor the feel to your playing style.
• Single cutaway for upper fret access: Reach higher notes comfortably for complex voicings and expressive lead ideas during live sets or studio work.
• Sleek black finish: A contemporary, stage-ready look that pairs well with lighting and recording environments while maintaining a clean silhouette.
• Electronics-integrated design: Built-in electronics provide direct amplification, delivering reliable output for gigs, rehearsals, and recording without extra gear.
• Right-handed orientation: Optimized ergonomics for players who favor a traditional right-handed setup, ensuring familiar positioning and comfortable play.

The ATC200BK is an ideal choice for performers who want one instrument to cover bass lines, rhythm parts, and melodic passages—whether you’re on a crowded stage, tracking in a small studio, or practicing at home. Its hybrid design blends the warmth and range of a bass with the playability of a six-string guitar, making it suitable for funk, rock, blues, indie, and fusion styles. It’s also great for teaching environments, where students can explore both bass and guitar concepts without switching instruments.

Practical tips to get the most from your ATC200BK: begin with a standard six-string setup to explore chord shapes and bass-anchored riffs, then experiment with drop tunings to broaden tonal options. When amplifying, pair with a clean to mid-gain amp or DI to preserve note clarity across the low B to high treble strings, ensuring your parts sit well in both live mixes and studio recordings.