Does this kind of bass exist...

[SkinCoffin]

A short/med scale carbon fiber neck bass that isn't headless?

I really love the Modulus, Peavy G Bass style carbon necks...BUT, full scales just aren't comfortable enough for me to play constantly, so it'd be a big investment for minimal return if I was to buy a 34" Modulus for example. Was there ever any shorter scale basses made with carbon necks that weren't the headless Status basses?

I know of Zon, Gould, Peavy, Status, Modulus... what other brands should I look at and do any of these make a short scale model?

 

[elgecko]

You could make one using one of the following Moses necks?

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MB-19: 19 fret, 30″ scale 4-st fretted for Fender Mustang, Bullet, Bronco, Music Master
MJ-144SH: 32” Stu Hamm 4-st fretted
MJ-244SH: 32” Stu Hamm 4-st fretless

 

[BassNoobSuomi]

tune down and use a capo.

 

[rojo412]

Status would probably make one for you, but it would be pricey.

 

[Ian Perge]

Not exactly Carbon Fiber, but Kubicki Factors are 32" scale and have necks made from laminated 1/16" wood and from what I've heard *never move*. Another possibility to put on the list...

 

[SkinCoffin]

Not exactly Carbon Fiber, but Kubicki Factors are 32" scale and have necks made from laminated 1/16" wood and from what I've heard *never move*. Another possibility to put on the list...

That ones got a funny headstock, kinda like it but it's kinda weird haha! Thanks though and thanks everyone for replies. Maybe capo is the only way to go unless I want something really out there or custom.

 

[DrDAV14]

Status gives a 32" scale option on all there standard models.