37" Multi-scales - Who makes them?

[A-Ro]

Fanned fret basses are popping up more and more these days from different manufacturers. I've read somewhere that in order to have a clean B all the way down the neck without wolf tones a 37" scale is required (if this isn't true, please correct me).

My question is, other than Dingwall, ESP, Brice, and Acacia who else makes 37" multi-scales? Am I missing anyone?

 

[A-Ro]

I guess I have them all listed? Lol

 

[Bass4LifeRS]

Are you looking to buy one, and why?

 

[A-Ro]

Are you looking to buy one, and why?

I am. One more than likely will be my next purchase.

Why? Ergonomics, even feel across all the strings, and a B string that's solid all the way down the neck and not just the first few frets.

 

[wyrtti]

Prometeus Guitars in Italy makes them.

 

[madmaskbass]

I saw a few pop up on Mayones site the other day..I have a feeling that multi-scale is going to go nuts even greater than it has already soon. Fender djent series? lol

 

[mmbongo]

Carvin/Keisel makes them.

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[Dave W]

Look no further than Dingwall. Outstanding basses.

I own/have owned most of what are considered "the best" low B equipped basses.
None of them compare to a 37" scale Dingwall. Seriously.

 

[A-Ro]

Carvin/Keisel makes them.

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I'm aware of those. The Kiesels are 36" on the B string though. I was wondering who else makes 37" scale?

 

[A-Ro]

Look no further than Dingwall. Outstanding basses.

I own/have owned most of what are considered "the best" low B equipped basses.
None of them compare to a 37.5" scale Dingwall. Seriously.

The do seem to set the bar, don't they?

 

[Watchootognbout]

I'm aware of those. The Kiesels are 36" on the B string though. I was wondering who else makes 37" scale?

Rondo music.Brice Defiant series.