Dibs on #26! Pictured on the right: my 1993 Status Energy 4; one of the first wood-neck models made with the Hyperactive soaps. Hard rock maple neck with dual graphite bars, Indian rosewood finger board, brass hardware, and an African utile (also called sapo mahogany; the wood's on the IUCN Red List) body. I'm not even sure they were sold in the U.S. ... but it ain't ever leaving it now. Thick, THICK tone for a hi-fi bass, and just about the thinnest, quickest, most stable wood neck I've ever played. Only caveat: it doesn't like thick-gauge strings all that much ...
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