Yeah I do ... I was hoping they might make a shim to retro fit previous bridges with the new bridge. I emailed but never got a reply.
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- Thread starter FroggyOne2
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My Z3 6 string is 10 lbs.
My current NG3 5 string is 9 lbs.
I previously owned a 6 string ABZ that was 8.5 and a 6 string ABI that was right at 9.
My 4-string SJ clocks in at 8.0 lbs... 7.9 lbs on days when gravity is a little lower 
Before it gets too far, would neck wood and body wood be good to record?
I’d say any and every build detail would be good. I can put it into side columns without any problem.
I'll weight mine at some point. I don't even know where my good scale is, so I may just weigh myself with my basses on my bathroom scale. I won't do all my Dingwalls, just my Z, Prima Artist, and my 6st AB1. The rest I don't wanna dig out of their cave 
Your rows are reserved.I'll weight mine at some point. I don't even know where my good scale is, so I may just weigh myself with my basses on my bathroom scale. I won't do all my Dingwalls, just my Z, Prima Artist, and my 6st AB1. The rest I don't wanna dig out of their cave
Ng2 5 string: 8.99 pounds. Love that bass so much that I ordered a custom ABZ that should be ready soon
Piano black Super P 4 string, single pickup. I assume it’s an alder body, maple neck, Birdseye fretboard. 7.5lb.
AB-1 4 string, two pickups, alder body with flame maple top, maple neck, wenge fretboard: 7.5 lb
Dbird 4 string, one of the few imports that made it, blue purple colorshift paint. Mahogany body, maple neck, 8.5 lb
All passive basses.
From memory…
Super pj 4 that was very light, under 8 lb
Super PJ 5 ash body 9 ish
AB 5 maple flame over alder, maple and wenge two pickup around 8lb
AB 6 maple flame over alder, maple and wenge, two pickup: just under 9lb I thought that was awesome for a killer six string.
The ash Super PJ (jazz style body) was the heaviest at over 9.
AB 4 string the lightest by an ounce or two than the Super P4 at 7.5 .
AB-1 4 string, two pickups, alder body with flame maple top, maple neck, wenge fretboard: 7.5 lb
Dbird 4 string, one of the few imports that made it, blue purple colorshift paint. Mahogany body, maple neck, 8.5 lb
All passive basses.
From memory…
Super pj 4 that was very light, under 8 lb
Super PJ 5 ash body 9 ish
AB 5 maple flame over alder, maple and wenge two pickup around 8lb
AB 6 maple flame over alder, maple and wenge, two pickup: just under 9lb I thought that was awesome for a killer six string.
The ash Super PJ (jazz style body) was the heaviest at over 9.
AB 4 string the lightest by an ounce or two than the Super P4 at 7.5 .
I think you have to break it out per model
With an ongoing avg weight at the bottom of each column
I’ll pitch in on weights
NG3-6: 10lbs
Z3-6 (standard ash, maple neck, wenge fretboard): 9lbs
NG3-6: 10lbs
Z3-6 (standard ash, maple neck, wenge fretboard): 9lbs
Eh that's just a pivot table after the data is inI think you have to break it out per model
With an ongoing avg weight at the bottom of each column
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Plenty of time to do that after initial data gathering is done.I think you have to break it out per model
With an ongoing avg weight at the bottom of each column
This is already interesting, since I had only guesswork to go on for any D-Bird/roc other than a 4, and for any of the AB/Z/combustion type body that isn’t a 6, due to the limitations of my particular collection.
