SEE POST #28
Body
Mahogany
Figured walnut top
Ebony accent layer
Neck
Bolt-on 34" Scale
24 Frets
5 piece: Maple/Walnut/Birdseye/Walnut/Maple
Birdseye fingerboard
String spacing at the bridge: 18 mm
Electronics
Pickups: Aero bridge soapbar humbucker, Aero precision
Preamp: Mike Pope 3 band, mid switch, push-pull for passive
Approximate weight: 8-8.5 lbs. This is an ESTIMATE. I asked Chris to use very light woods. This is a very light and comfortable bass.
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This bass is an incredible piece of workmanship. It plays easier than just about every other bass I've ever tried. I am selling it because its tone no longer fits my needs. I am tending toward the single coil sound, and I can't get that out of this bass. The Stambaugh is a very modern sounding instrument, and does its job fantastically. But it just isn't my sound anymore.
Here is a Youtube video that I recorded about a month or two after receiving it, breaking down the features and some of the sounds this bass is capable of:
I have no pictures of the bass by itself because I don't have my camera with me, and I'm a really backward guy so my phone doesn't have a camera, at least one that I know how to use. So here are some pictures from my album photo shoot (note: if you listen to my album, be aware that I did not get my Stambaugh in time for the recording sessions, so that album was done on a MIA Fender 5er):
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Asking [DEL]$2050[/DEL] $1950 shipped to the CONUS. Only trade: See post# 28
Body
Mahogany
Figured walnut top
Ebony accent layer
Neck
Bolt-on 34" Scale
24 Frets
5 piece: Maple/Walnut/Birdseye/Walnut/Maple
Birdseye fingerboard
String spacing at the bridge: 18 mm
Electronics
Pickups: Aero bridge soapbar humbucker, Aero precision
Preamp: Mike Pope 3 band, mid switch, push-pull for passive
Approximate weight: 8-8.5 lbs. This is an ESTIMATE. I asked Chris to use very light woods. This is a very light and comfortable bass.
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This bass is an incredible piece of workmanship. It plays easier than just about every other bass I've ever tried. I am selling it because its tone no longer fits my needs. I am tending toward the single coil sound, and I can't get that out of this bass. The Stambaugh is a very modern sounding instrument, and does its job fantastically. But it just isn't my sound anymore.
Here is a Youtube video that I recorded about a month or two after receiving it, breaking down the features and some of the sounds this bass is capable of:
I have no pictures of the bass by itself because I don't have my camera with me, and I'm a really backward guy so my phone doesn't have a camera, at least one that I know how to use. So here are some pictures from my album photo shoot (note: if you listen to my album, be aware that I did not get my Stambaugh in time for the recording sessions, so that album was done on a MIA Fender 5er):
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Asking [DEL]$2050[/DEL] $1950 shipped to the CONUS. Only trade: See post# 28