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Fender Custom Shop Club

Hey guys. Pulled the trigger (and deflated the wallet lol). 2017 Invalid Link Removed:
OK, so let's make a few rules:
- The bass must be a Fender Custom Shop Bass
- You must post pictures of your Custom Shop Bass
- One of the photos must show the Custom Shop logo on the bass
Hey guys. Pulled the trigger (and deflated the wallet lol). 2017 Invalid Link Removed: Here's my new baby. Would love a club number :-)
 

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I'm finally getting around to posting these two. One is a 40th Anniversary Precision & the other is one of the Rich Briere limited run from 1993. I purchased both new. I never played the 40th Anniversary much. Nice tone buy really heavy. In 1993 Rich Briere commissioned a run of 20 Strats, 20 Telacasters & 20 Bass. No two are alike. Mine is RB 015. It weighs 7 lb 13 oz. The unusual feature is that there is no finger board. The frets are inletted directly into the neck. It is the last bass I bought & the only one I've played since.View attachment 1017224 View attachment 1017238 View attachment 1017249 View attachment 1017251 View attachment 1017252 View attachment 1017253
The necks on those are something I never seen before. What kind of wood is that?