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It does. I've tested my SB5000 in my M80 single.Does anyone know if the carvin sb5000 fits in a mono m80 gig bag?

Good luck when you call them!5sg, hopefully yours will be on that same truck to the San Diego Airport!
There is an absolutely stunning SB5000 on the Carvin Facebook page.
(I copied the image to show it here, because linking to the image there will not work unless you are signed in to FB.)
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But it's still a sweet bass. I like the plain fingerboard option.There is an absolutely stunning SB5000 on the Carvin Facebook page.
(I copied the image to show it here, because linking to the image there will not work unless you are signed in to FB.)
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I wouldn't pay for the upgrade to the top, which is a really nice spalt top, and then cover it up with a pickguard.But it's still a sweet bass. I like the plain fingerboard option.
Damn... spoiler alert!
That's my bass.
Well, aesthetics are personal of course, but me, I actually like using a pickguard to offset and contrast the wood. I think it looks great.
Since the cat's out of the bag as to my options (I could have slow-played it, but was too excited to see my bass LOL) I'll go ahead and spoil one more: Icon headstock! Here it is:
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Carvin had left it unfinished, or "natural', or whatever you want to call it, and I tried to wrap my head around keeping it, I really did. But every time I saw it, and saw the beautiful sunsetburst on the body, that headstock just looked unfinished, in the bad way. So I sent it back. The guys were super nice, and sent the UPS truck to my house for pickup.
I've always thought Jazz basses look funny with just a control plate and no pickguard. Wonder if Carvin will ever offer a rear control route option for the SB's.
Damn... spoiler alert!
That's my bass.