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The Official Show-Your-Basses Thread [Part 4]

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not all of them but my top 6 ... for now
Schack 5 str ( i don't know the model and can't find any info)
jeff head single cut
elrick platinum hybrid
lakland skyline 55-02
stambaugh single cut fretless
roscoe lg3005
 

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actually, it's made completely of wood. i haven't been able to find out any info on it. any resources for me?
thanks
I think that model was called "Unique", but don't quote me on that (I know the all wood bolt-ons were, though). And finding info on Schack basses on the Internet is not very easy. The (former?) American distributor had a site often mistaken for an official one, but I don't think it's up anymore.
 
New Year, time for a family portrait:

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Left to right:
Yamaha BB1000S
Warmoth Deluxe 5 J with Bartolini´s and Aguilar OBP1
Fender Roscoe Beck V
Fender Jazz Bass 1973
Lag Collection 90 5
Fender Jazz Bass 1974
Ibanez Roadstar II RB840
 
New Year, time for a family portrait:

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Left to right:
Yamaha BB1000S
Warmoth Deluxe 5 J with Bartolini´s and Aguilar OBP1
Fender Roscoe Beck V
Fender Jazz Bass 1973
Lag Collection 90 5
Fender Jazz Bass 1974
Ibanez Roadstar II RB840
Dude, I absolutely ADORE the '74 Fender and the Warmoth!
 
actually, it's made completely of wood. i haven't been able to find out any info on it. any resources for me?
thanks

I'd be only too happy to share resources with you if I had them, but, having looked for information on Schack basses online before, I found nothing really! Last time I visited the Schack site it was down, but that might not be the case now.
 
I think that model was called "Unique", but don't quote me on that (I know the all wood bolt-ons were, though). And finding info on Schack basses on the Internet is not very easy. The (former?) American distributor had a site often mistaken for an official one, but I don't think it's up anymore.

this one is actually a neck thru. i'll post some more pics of it later. i kind of gave up trying to find out anything about it because info was very limited to say the least. i appreciate all the help.
 
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