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What would you buy with $$1600

Hey, there's someone else who thinks like I do! :)
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Yep,
Looks awesome!

I can't wait to build one; gonna do a '59 tribute 32" scale; satin finish black-brown-yellow burst, satin vintage neck, PJ, gold anodized pickguard..maaaaaaybe black hardware. It's pretty amazing that you can build exactly the bass you want.
Yep, there's absolutely nothing I have to change about this Bass, I put it together exactly the way I wanted it.
 
Oh man I'm gonna have to go eat now lol. And real cheddar too, not that american cheese trash.
Nope - they're Canadian - in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

I've met Sheldon Dingwall a couple of times and he's exactly the kind of guy you'd like to patronize. The basses all look and feel excellent, and I love the fanned frets.
Holy crap! I had no idea Dingwall was Canadian!
 
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I'm really feeling somthing Ernie ball

I love my EBMM Sterling. It has a more Jazz profile neck which was most important to me,
Slightly smaller body, 3 band EQ, Three way switch for the pickup Single coil, Series and parallel for the humbucker

I really really love the neck on it and it has some of the best fit and finish of my production basses. When i get the opportunity to Try a Caprice, If its has a similar neck, its coming home with me