DEAD SEXY!!!
LOL thanks Stew, yeah, the bass ain't too shabby either, hawh?
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DEAD SEXY!!!
LOL thanks Stew, yeah, the bass ain't too shabby either, hawh?
and ordered a Unicornbass !
Specs:
Unicorn Artist 3200 5-string
- Set neck.
- 32", 24 frets.
- Mahogany body.
- Bookmatched Koa top with matching headstock.
- Maple neck with Wenge laminations.
- Rosewood fretboard.
- 2-piece bridge (in the style of Alembic/Warwick).
- Quad mk. II-pickups. (basically ceramic blade pickups with 3 selectable coils combinations on each pickup).
- Trinity quad-preamp (4-band).
- Black accent veneer between body and top wood.
- Black hardware with gold bridge saddles for accent.
Need I say I'm a "bit" excited?![]()


My invoice is in the mail. I just ordered a very similar bass! Very excited about everything except the wait! This is the first custom bass I've ordered!
Just threw down a deposit on a new Stambaugh!
Here's the specs;
CB Bolt-On, 33" 4-string
- 33" Scale
- African Mahogany body
- Flamed-Maple top (matching headstock cap)
- Black veneer under top and headstock cap
- 3-piece Maple/Flamed-Maple/Maple neck (no graphite bars)
- Macassar Ebony fretboard (standard compound radius, 24 frets)
- Nordstrand Big Singles (standard Bartolini size case)
- Passive electronics (volume/volume/tone)
- Black Hardware (Hipshot A-Style/Ultralites)
- Black knobs in straight layout
- Flamed-Maple ramp
- Bone Nut
- Dunlop Dual-Design Straploks
- Customer supplied strings (R. Cocco's)
I'm pretty psyched, should be a great bass.
Hey whats up guys, its been a good while since I've updated the progress of my 9-String Bee Bass.
Heres some new pics I just got a couple days ago from Fred Bolton (Bee Basses)
Koa top, curly White Limba body.
*pics*
Nice!
It will probably end up sounding a lot like my first Stambaugh which is a good thing. I've never played a more comfortable (and fast) neck as my Stammies. Are you getting a tung oil finish?
Um whatever Chris' normal oil finish is, that's what I'm getting. He's going to send me some pics of some different Maple for the top later in the week which he said are 'superior for oil finishes' so yes!
Almost out of this club
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Yeah, I believe it's mainly tung oil but it's a great finish. Obviously lacks the protection of a thick poly finish but it shows off woods so nice (especially maple - which will get a very slight amber tint - check out the "pickguard" on my first Stammie) and it is super smooth to the touch. The neck ends up being lightning fast and it lets the bass "breathe" for a more woody and lively tone. Make sure to post progress pics

I guess you could add me to this club. I'm ready but my new bass isn't.
Ordered in mid-July (5-6 month build time), and not due for a couple months. My first ever custom bass. The only bass I've ever ordered:
Sadowsky Will Lee
Maple Burl over Swamp Ash
'59 burst
Birdseye FB, vintage tint.
It should end up looking a lot like this:
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Can't wait!![]()
