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"Official" Carvin Club

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I actually have two other Carvins (fretted and fretless LB75's), but this SB5000 is brand new. Sign me up!
 

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KayCee.... That bass is really nice . I am a committed fan of the SB series basses now . These basses are really versatile in that they can take on a real vintage vibe , but , they can look like the most modern basses produced . Great job on the options for that one .
 
KayCee.... That bass is really nice . I am a committed fan of the SB series basses now . These basses are really versatile in that they can take on a real vintage vibe , but , they can look like the most modern basses produced . Great job on the options for that one .

Thanks. I like the sound of maple board/alder body, or I would have gone for the total "vintage look" with a rosewood board.
 
Yes, the dots and logo are abalone. I ordered standard maple, but the board does have some figure to it.

Nice! I've been pretty sold on the idea of buying a Carvin XB75 but the more I see and hear about these SB basses, I find myself thinking I might want to consider an SB5000 instead. I initially found the tulip-like body and new headstock to be a bit of a head-scratcher. But I have to say, both have grown on me. I guess my only issues is that I've been sold on the 35.5" scale and asymmetric neck for sometime now. Neither, of course, are available for a Carvin bolt-on. So now I'm all screwy. What to do? Why did Carvin have to come out with this series!!!
 
Nice! I've been pretty sold on the idea of buying a Carvin XB75 but the more I see and hear about these SB basses, I find myself thinking I might want to consider an SB5000 instead. I initially found the tulip-like body and new headstock to be a bit of a head-scratcher. But I have to say, both have grown on me. I guess my only issues is that I've been sold on the 35.5" scale and asymmetric neck for sometime now. Neither, of course, are available for a Carvin bolt-on. So now I'm all screwy. What to do? Why did Carvin have to come out with this series!!!

GET A BUNNY BRUNNEL 5 STRING DUDE,THEY TOTALLY ROCK,I CAN PLAY ANY STYLE WITH EASE..
 
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