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What bass to buy

Hi,

Hope I am allowed to post it in this catagory.

I own 2 basses but looking to buy a 3rd one, but...I'm having a hard time finding what I want on Google.
These are the specs I am looking for:

J-bass, dark brown wood body (no burst, Walnut color), rosewood fingerboard with white block inlay, and a bridge humbucker and single coil neck pickup, both passive.

Since I do not know all the brands, I have trouble to find any bass with these specs, hope you guys/girls can help me out.

Thanks
 
I have tried that, but there configurator doesn't offer a walnut option, I created this bass with another configurator, (with black block inlay)
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Around €1000, maybe if it is extremely beautiful I will go to €1500

Maruszczyk Elwood C might be in your price range, but their configurator also does not include walnut as an option. I'd reach out to Adrian and talk about options.

Here's what I came up with on their custom configurator that I thought might be close
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Also, I presume you're in Netherlands, and that US-centric solutions might not work well for you (e.g. Warmoth). Are there European shops like Warmoth?

Finally, I don't think there are many (if any) stock basses that fit your criteria. You might be able to source the parts, or a bass that comes close stock and then mod it to your liking.
 
Maruszczyk Elwood C might be in your price range, but their configurator also does not include walnut as an option. I'd reach out to Adrian and talk about options.

Here's what I came up with on their custom configurator that I thought might be close
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Also, I presume you're in Netherlands, and that US-centric solutions might not work well for you (e.g. Warmoth). Are there European shops like Warmoth?

Finally, I don't think there are many (if any) stock basses that fit your criteria. You might be able to source the parts, or a bass that comes close stock and then mod it to your liking.

I have contacted them with a picture of my ideal bass, and asking if they could help me out :-)
 
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