- Fretless
- Y
Hello everyone,
Talking about rare Status basses :
This specific instrument one has the rarest top you can find on a Status bass.
Siberian spalted ash, known among the Status lovers as moowood.
You can read the whole story here, there are less than ten Statii with this top.
Welcome to statii.com: The Moowood Page
So we have a :
Status S II fretless, 34" scale, 24 frets, 18mm spacing.
Great conditions some swirls on the back, almost impossible to photograph.
No dings, belt rashes of any kind.
Fretlines are grey color (custom option), you can see them while playing but they will be invisible at distance.
Comes with its original Hiscox case.
Willing to trade it for a fretted Zon or a Modulus Q5, but feel free to tempt me, the worst I can do is to say no
Bass is located in Italy but I have shipped many times to USA and I have some good references (a lot of them) here on TB
Talking about rare Status basses :
This specific instrument one has the rarest top you can find on a Status bass.
Siberian spalted ash, known among the Status lovers as moowood.
You can read the whole story here, there are less than ten Statii with this top.
Welcome to statii.com: The Moowood Page
So we have a :
Status S II fretless, 34" scale, 24 frets, 18mm spacing.
Great conditions some swirls on the back, almost impossible to photograph.
No dings, belt rashes of any kind.
Fretlines are grey color (custom option), you can see them while playing but they will be invisible at distance.
Comes with its original Hiscox case.
Willing to trade it for a fretted Zon or a Modulus Q5, but feel free to tempt me, the worst I can do is to say no
Bass is located in Italy but I have shipped many times to USA and I have some good references (a lot of them) here on TB
