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The 'Official' 4 string extended scale bass club

What 4 string bass lengths do you own over 34" scale not including fanned fret basses?

  • >34"<35"

    Votes: 6 9.4%
  • 35"

    Votes: 50 78.1%
  • 36"

    Votes: 3 4.7%
  • 37"

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • >37"

    Votes: 4 6.3%
  • fretless >34"<35"

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • fretless 35"

    Votes: 2 3.1%
  • fretless 36"

    Votes: 2 3.1%
  • fretless 37"

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    64
Where'd all the guys who bought Knuckle Quake basses ~5-10 years ago go? (Or, has anyone bought the new Kalium version of the Quake yet?) Surely some of those were 4-strings, no?
 
Where'd all the guys who bought Knuckle Quake basses ~5-10 years ago go? (Or, has anyone bought the new Kalium version of the Quake yet?) Surely some of those were 4-strings, no?
Made me google this brand that I never heard of...some pretty radical scale lengths!
 
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I've got a timeline on my next 4-string 35".
I'm at the end of the queue for the next round of Lowdownbass' construction. No date is set in stone, but hopefully around April I'll have a 35" Mudbucker Telebass styled instrument with two darkstar pickups. Mahogany top and back with a lightweight (possibly Chambered) core, and a lighter colored wood pickguard. Target weight of 8 pounds.

Picked out the Mahogany last month.
 
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I've got a timeline on my next 4-string 35".
I'm at the end of the queue for the next round of Lowdownbass' construction. No date is set in stone, but hopefully around April I'll have a 35" Mudbucker Telebass styled instrument with two darkstar pickups. Mahogany top and back with a lightweight (possibly Chambered) core, and a lighter colored wood pickguard. Target weight of 8 pounds.

Picked out the Mahogany last month.


Tim is an AWESOME dude!!!!
 
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I've got a timeline on my next 4-string 35".
I'm at the end of the queue for the next round of Lowdownbass' construction. No date is set in stone, but hopefully around April I'll have a 35" Mudbucker Telebass styled instrument with two darkstar pickups. Mahogany top and back with a lightweight (possibly Chambered) core, and a lighter colored wood pickguard. Target weight of 8 pounds.

Picked out the Mahogany last month.
Hope you document with pix as you move along with your pending creation!:)
 
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I've got a timeline on my next 4-string 35".
I'm at the end of the queue for the next round of Lowdownbass' construction. No date is set in stone, but hopefully around April I'll have a 35" Mudbucker Telebass styled instrument with two darkstar pickups. Mahogany top and back with a lightweight (possibly Chambered) core, and a lighter colored wood pickguard. Target weight of 8 pounds.

Picked out the Mahogany last month.
Any updates?
 
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My Peavey G Bass and Millennium.

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Any updates?
Put the downpayment. It's still going to be a long timeline with April or May for delivery, but I'm patient.
Below is the mahogany with a possible fingerboard I like the grain, but I'm not thrilled with the lighter colored edge at the top. We'll find out shortly if it would be present on the cut fingerboard.
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Put the downpayment. It's still going to be a long timeline with April or May for delivery, but I'm patient.
Below is the mahogany with a possible fingerboard I like the grain, but I'm not thrilled with the lighter colored edge at the top. We'll find out shortly if it would be present on the cut fingerboard.
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You know, I thought that too when you first mentioned it but the more I think about it your fretboard would be so much more unique than the 'normal' grain if you left the lighter part in.