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The Official "Show your basses" Thread - Return to the Octagon

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I think that something to note on this model is that rosewood bridge piece. The new models got rid of the rosewood strip
in favor of adjustable saddles. Though I do hear that the new saddles are still not easy to get at for adjustment.

And they do come in short scale.

I haven't found any evidence of a short-scale version.

Anyway the adjustablity of the saddles isn't much to worry about considering that you have to remove the neck to adjust the truss. :crying:
 
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I haven't found any evidence of a short-scale version.

Anyway the adjustablity of the saddles isn't much to worry about considering that you have to remove the neck to adjust the truss. :crying:

Maybe I should clarify that it came out on the '63s that were released last year. Although, right now the short scale has become a bit harder to find. I see plenty of long scales are still available in red-burst.
 
Kustom 310c, 1200 watt 3 10s with a horn.
Washburn Bantam BB4, I ebonized the board, put on the black beauty strings.
Pedal chain is
Boss GEB-7, ODB-3, CEB-3, Bass Big Muff, Digitech BP80, LMB-3, and Fender Pt-100
That box is the pedal boards, it's a hard plastic one I had around, so I built the board to fit the box.

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Yeah,that's zebrawood. It's LOTS different than any I've seen...but I LIKE IT. Scott did a great job with it. I should have it in my hands either tomorrow or Monday.
Kent:bassist:
 
New in my house:
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Squier Standard Jazz. Better than I expected!

I now own 8 basses and one upright... And I'm only 19. Do I need professional help?
 
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