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Carvin SB5000 / SB4000 Roll Call...Part 5!

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mcglyph said:
So you are going to the Wooten camp? Jeez. Some people. You gotta write and give us the play by play. What kind of Carvin are you waiting on?

???Not a fan of the camp?

Alder/Maple SB5000
Birdseye board/no inlays
Quilt top
Definitely
Birdseye headstock
Chrome hardware w/ neck pup cover
Creme pup covers
V/B/T
 
Is the rosewood fretboard rolled? I am not talking about tone. The feel of the SB4000 in my hands can I FEEL the difference between the maple, birds eye or the rosewood fretboard. Thanks in advance. Got a maple neck P bass which I love but I can feel the neck is not rolled. Yea petty stuff but its a curious question.
 
Dang In-Stock got me again. I pulled the trigger on this one today:
maple.jpg

I'm a sucker for seeing nice wood. Pretty much default config with SS frets, Maple over Ash. 9.3lbs.

There are a few nice SB5000s up there right now. I notice the weights are going down.
 
Dang In-Stock got me again. I pulled the trigger on this one today:
maple.jpg

I'm a sucker for seeing nice wood. Pretty much default config with SS frets, Maple over Ash. 9.3lbs.

There are a few nice SB5000s up there right now. I notice the weights are going down.
Wow. NICE!
 
Just the top. To be honest I don't know whether the dulcet tones come from the Koa, Swamp Ash or God Himself, however, it is PHENOMENAL. To me. And looks like something in a museum. Thank you Flock at Carvin San Diego!

LOL...Its probably just the Swamp Ash, I prefer the Ash over Alder both of mine SBs are Ash.

PS Flock is great...Just a fantastic guy.
 
Vic said:
So does Gerald Veasley, and his is coming up even sooner...

My apologies. I did not mean,to hijack this thread into a discussion of the numerous wonderful camps available to we bassists.

Let's all continue to talk about the greatest thing to happen to the jazz bass since the output jack.
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