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Are you saying that you've had G Bass necks that look like the one listed on eBay, or like the one I posted pics of?

I'm trying to calculate the odds of the one on eBay being a misprint. It looks so different from mine.

I've had them both ways... many times a colorant is added to carbon fiber to minimize seeing imperfections (crooked mat etc)
 
I've had them both ways... many times a colorant is added to carbon fiber to minimize seeing imperfections (crooked mat etc)
I'd rather see a crooked weave than what looks like a spray painted neck.
How is the feel of the matte finish? I'm a fan of satin, so the matte looks as though it may suit me.
 
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How is the feel of the matte finish? I'm a fan of satin, so the matte looks as though it may suit me.
Then you'd love it. I never even considered that aspect. I think it still has a bit of a polycoat feel, but if you take some sand paper to it, you could satin it up, a bit. I sand all my necks for a glass feeling. Just depends what grit you use and how many times you sand it.
 
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I'm desperately trying to imagine in which Universe a 21 fret 35" scale neck with a 1.5" wide nut is classed as a P-bass neck.

99.9% of P-bass necks are 20 fret 34" scale length with at least a 1.65" wide nut.
I don't disagree with you at all !!!
 
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It might be a one off neck with a different profile
???

" feels like a jazz bass, not a Pbass, like the Gbass should."

Besides the Custom shop opening after the G-bass was discontinued ,I've never played , nor heard anyone say , the G-bass has a P-bass neck.

To my mind this makes more sense.

"feels like a jazz bass, like the Gbass should."
 
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" feels like a jazz bass, not a Pbass, like the Gbass should."

Besides the Custom shop opening after the G-bass was discontinued ,I've never played , nor heard anyone say , the G-bass has a P-bass neck.

To my mind this makes more sense.

"feels like a jazz bass, like the Gbass should."
I'm just telling you what I see. If the G-Bass is Peavey's answer to the P-Bass, then why wouldn't it feel fatter ? P-Bass, G-Bass. Even the name says it. Graphite P-bass. G-Bass.
 
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I'm just telling you what I see. If the G-Bass is Peavey's answer to the P-Bass, then why wouldn't it feel fatter ? P-Bass, G-Bass. Even the name says it. Graphite P-bass. G-Bass.
I get that too …
But the most common mod was putting a jazz neck on a p bass because people wanted a smaller neck and it was easier to play.
 
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It's not , the Fury was.

The G-bass was Peavey's answer to the G&L L-1000.

Heck the VFL was originally designed as a passive pickup to rival the MFD, a step too close for the legal dept so it became active.
Oh ok, thanks for the info ! You know way more than I do about it. That's interesting stuff.
 
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