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35"-Scale P-style bass (4-string)?

Aram

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Feb 2, 2003
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New York, NY
Anyone know of or own a 35"-scale, 4-string P-style bass? I know it sounds like a stupid question, but the reason I ask is because I have become very accustomed to the extra inch on my basses, and I'm in the market for a P...but I can't find anyone that makes one in 35" for a 4-string. Any suggestions?

Thanks!
Aram
 
rcz said:
i was going to suggest a roscoe -- loved for its "active P" tone -- but i guess the LG body is only 34" scale. if you're looking for a five or more string bass, the SKB body is 35".

if you're looking for a P body and neck with 35" scale and a P pickup, i can't think of anything off the top of my head.

robb.

Thanks Robb, yeah, I'm looking more for the latter - a P body with a 35" scale, precision dimensions and a P pickup...
 
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I have a Stambaugh fretless four string.
This bass is fender style body.
neck like my 1971 P-bass 1 5/8 at nut.
scale is 35 in.
Single passive pickup.
Chris makes great fender style basses, with any option you want.
I find the extra inch. adds more tone to bass.
 
This is not a dumb question. I wanted to change one of my Ps to 35" because I usually tune it B-E-A-D. I was looking for a 35" scale 4 string neck to fit in a stock P-Bass without any modification. I found one, but it was a $550.00 graphite. So I asked Warmouth if they made one. At the time (year and a half ago) they did not, but were considering it. Check there to see if they are doing it yet. That extra inch should tighten up the bottom just fine. Good luck.
 

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