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That looks familiar! Pretty sure I just traded that one towards a short scale Alembic 5 string. That said, it's an incredible bass, and you certainly won't be disappointed. Had I not switched to short scales pretty much exclusively, it would still be here with me. Congrats and enjoy!!
it probably yours.
I got it from Greg at bass pluckers
He's just the best to do business with
 
It showed up today and it's as nice as you'd expect
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I'm wondering if they will re-tool to make a 22 fret four string neck for the stingray special/ sterling models?

In my direct experience, Rob can do just about anything imaginable -- if you've got the dough and the patience.

When I ordered my B-2, I asked for some customization (actually, really a reversion to the original placing and spacing of the pickups to match that of the Entwistle Buzzard) and he had to build a new assembly jig and make some modifications to the CNC programs to accomodate my wishes. He was happy to do it for me, but I'm sure you understand this all meant added cost and a lengthier build time (which I still found very reasonable given I ended up with the finest instrument I've ever personally handled or owned.)
 
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Does anyone have direct experience with a 32" 5-string stealth or streamline? Ie, does such a thing exist, and how have you found it, especially the B-string

I have 32" 4-strings (stealth and streamline) that I love, and a 34" 5-string streamline that I love, but I'm curious about combining the best of both worlds…
 
In my direct experience, Rob can do just about anything imaginable -- if you've got the dough and the patience.

When I ordered my B-2, I asked for some customization (actually, really a reversion to the original placing and spacing of the pickups to match that of the Entwistle Buzzard) and he had to build a new assembly jig and make some modifications to the CNC programs to accomodate my wishes. He was happy to do it for me, but I'm sure you understand this all meant added cost and a lengthier build time (which I still found very reasonable given I ended up with the finest instrument I've ever personally handled or owned.)
A couple years ago I contacted him about a stingray neck I wanted to have with basically a cut off headstock so I could mount a Nova head piece to make a headless bass with a stingray neck.
Rob declined but I was able to have Jerry Dorsch at graphite guitar systems build me one (albeit only 20 frets)
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Does anyone have direct experience with a 32" 5-string stealth or streamline? Ie, does such a thing exist, and how have you found it, especially the B-string

I have 32" 4-strings (stealth and streamline) that I love, and a 34" 5-string streamline that I love, but I'm curious about combining the best of both worlds…
I have a standard 34 inch scale Streamline 5 and the B string sounds great.

But here's a video of a 32" 5'er


I used this one as the example for Rob to provide me with a quote on a custom Streamline 5 (this pickup placement and modified lower horn for better access to upper frets).