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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

I haven't been around in a LONG time. But I'm still trudging along. Here are my 3.
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'11 EBMM Stingray BFR(Black sugar roasted) fretless, '07 Lakland 44-60, '06 Lakland 44-64
And after all these years, I still can't take a decent pic of my basses.
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Wow those smart sized Jazzes are awesome! I'd love a smart sized P-Bass. Is the control plate on the smart size exactly the same as the standard 34" scale?

Yeah...They are VERY cool and also awesome players. Both in a killer Jazz Bass tone, and the speed of a nicely made short scale. :)

And yes...The chrome control plate is the exact same size as a regular Jazz Bass. So are the three knobs.
 
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Yeah...They are VERY cool and also awesome players. Both in a killer Jazz Bass tone, and the speed of a nicely made short scale. :)

And yes...The chrome control plate is the exact same size as a regular Jazz Bass. So are the three knobs.

Thanks for the info! I actually saw a Short Scale Jazz body on ebay earlier this year. It was missing a neck and control plate but a Squier Bronco or Jaguar SS neck would have probably fit. I really should have scooped that one up. :banghead:
 
You can still find the JB62SS out there on the internet, but stores like Ishibashi are sold out already. :(

If you don't mind paying a premium, there are a few on eBay right now. That price may seem high now, but I have no doubt these little buggers will pull 2 grand easy in a year or two.
 
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