Show me your jazz basses with maple necks

Don't 99.99% of Jazz basses have Maple necks?

 

I'd say its half and half. Maybe I'm backwards. I got a maple neck on my p and a rosewood on my jazz.

 

he means fingerboards
and vintage is one piece.

 

I think line6man meant the actual neck wood, whereas the OP was talking about the fretboard.

 

I've only seen a handful of basses out there with Rosewood necks.
Almost all Fender style basses have Maple necks except for Warmoths and custom jobs.

 

Alright, nevermind then.

As 5strings5fingers said, it's about half and half between Rosewood and Maple for fretted necks. Fretless necks are typically Rosewood, Ebony or Ebonol, with the occasional Pau Ferro.

 

if you wanna go down the sandberg road terribilino, think about what tone you want.

if you want the more modern 'active' sound get the stock pickeups (sandberg made, similar to delano).
if you are after a more vintage tone pay the extra for the haussell pickups (they are hand wound custom jobs, and are reportedly tastier than a box of glazed dohnuts)

i went for the sandbergs on my PM5 as i want the more gutsy tone but some guys in the sandberg club have the haussell's and love them.

oh yeah back to topic, i dont have a jazz but i do prefer maple boards.

 

1- Geddy clone
2- Warmoth

 

This one is on order.

 

Mine --








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My American Standard Five string and my Geddy Signature:








Lousy pic quality but both of them together:

 

Terribilino--

It's got one on it now. I had taken the PG off when it had a rosewood neck on it cuz I was going for the "Jaco" look. Now I'm going for the "sunburst Geddy Lee" look!

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