Hello I am the new happy owner of this headless and I have a question : the fretboard is made of wood (rosewood maybe) and no composite material as it's often seen on the photos found on the internet. The fretboard looks original (the lacquer from the neck is continuous to the sides of the fretboard) and I don't see any trace of a luthier's work/repair. Is it a special one ? The serial number begins with 91, so it was made in 1991. I have no other information. Thanks
I found the answer : it seems that some Washburn Status were made with a Rosewood fretboard... statii.com: For all things Status-Graphite - Discussion Forum: Washburn S1000 identity and wiring question
That’s interesting! Did not know these were available with rosewood, I acquired a very similar bass a few months ago but mine has the phenolic fingerboard {}
I like it a lot, electronics are great, mine needed a lot of work to make playable still ironing out the kinks, I’m curious where your serial number is located? Mine doesn’t seem to have one.
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