Thanks for clearing that up.Black-body radiation, duh.
BUT IS EBONY A PERFECT BLACK BODY RADIATOR??? WHAT ABOUT OTHER MORE EXPENSIVE WOODS!!!??? OR GRAPHITE OR BLACK ANODIZED ALUMINUM NECKS??!!
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Thanks for clearing that up.Black-body radiation, duh.
Well I can confirm that the spacing on my Fender Modern Player Satin Jazz V is 19mm...I know it is a bit of an odd duck and of course is now discontinued. It uses a new Fender high mass bridge that is similar to the BadassII design, which is quite nice really. I didn't think they'd vary from their standard spacing for this model but I suppose it makes sense since the Roscoe Beck V was 19mm and this bass is essentially a variation on that theme.They have had some 19mm 5ers in the past (I know the Roscoe Beck V was 19mm, not sure about any other models), but all their 5ers have been 18mm for many years now. I quite like the spacing on Fender 5ers, but never had an issue with the spacing on the SR5 or Bongo5s that I've owned either.
BUT IS EBONY A PERFECT BLACK BODY RADIATOR??? WHAT ABOUT OTHER MORE EXPENSIVE WOODS!!!??? OR GRAPHITE OR BLACK ANODIZED ALUMINUM NECKS??!!
Does Warmouth make one? Because that is what I need to play to Mustang Sally to a crowd of three drunks at a sad bar in Asscrack, Illinois.A Graphite neck made of VInvalid Link Removed, the blackest material known to man, would be a 99,965% perfect black body and therefore the brightest bass neck.
SCIENCE!
I'm not sure it makes one wimpy. Just is the reverse of the preference I have.Pretty sure Fender's 5 string basses are 19mm. I must be a wimp because I notice the difference and prefer the slightly wider spacing.
Truss rod scare?I had a trussrod scare a while back with one of my neck throughs. All thugs considered, I'd rather have a bolt on