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Look at the picture I posted earlier for a G4 with neck. (Or do you mean G4 singlecut?)
I believe we have a couple G4 shortscales in the shop, but they're not in the Showcase yet. No official dates yet. We've been busy with several major projects!
Anybody-put-one-of-these-together-yet-? bump.

I got my 32" Warmoth Jazz Bass ready and I must say I'm quite satisfied
There's just one thing that's bugging me:
The vintage tint of the neck is looking yellow! It's really hideous. Brrrr!
I'll post some pictures soon...
Can we expect to see these in the "builder" features, or will we at least be able to call to have one customized? I know they're new and web site alterations take time and $. It'd be great even if only by phone to have an alternative to "whatever inlays you want, as long as it's dots."
I might be doing something wrong, but couldn't find options on the short necks or Bass 6 necks, just a bunch of dotted necks in the showcase.
They will be in the builder in time. For now, you are more than welcome to call or email in.
Question for you...
I LOVE the new headstock design on the shortie necks - will that be available as an option for full scale P and J Bass necks ?
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Sure, no problem. That's the Warhead. Call or email to get it.
BTW, here's a shot of the singlecut with neck. With lightweight tuners, it should balance pretty well. Felt good in my hands, but it isn't fully assembled.
I'd probably suffer heart issues if a guitar Telecaster body could be routed for that 30" scale neck.....
Then again, that new singlecut body is very nice!
Wyliee,
why wouldnt yall do this for the SG?
I'm not worried about the finish, since I would do that myself. How does it sound? How's the open E?

I think that would look way cool. (As would a shortscale LP.)
Both would look very odd with a straight headstock, IMO. A shortscale tiltback headstock will require different fixturing to produce and takes more time to engineer. We'll need to get the basics out first and see where all of this goes!