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PeteDuBaldo

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Joined
Jul 16, 2004
Messages
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Location
Central Connecticut (Manchester) USA
Info:
Size 12-1/2" wide, 1-5/8" thick, 45-1/4" long
Weight 9lbs, 11oz (varies slightly)

Neck:
Scale 34"
Radius 11"
Headstock Only 7-7/8"
Frets 22 - High profile, wide
Width 1-3/4" at nut, 2-3/4" at last fret
Wood Selected Maple
Fingerboard Fretted - rosewood, fretless - Pau Ferro with or without inlaid lines
Color Standard - Natural, optional matching painted headstock
Finish gunstock oil and hand-rubbed special wax blend
Tuners Schaller BM with tapered string posts
Truss Rod Adjustable- no component or string removal
Attachments 5 bolts - perfect alignment with no shifting; sculpted neckjoint allows smooth access to higher frets.

Body:
Wood Ash
Finish High gloss polyester
Color - see currently available color chart

etc etc etc

Pickups StandardMusic Man humbucking with ceramic pole pieces and hum cancelling phantom coil. Optional dual humbucking with ceramic pole pieces. Optional Humbucking/Single coil with ceramic pole pieces

Switching Single Pickup 3-way lever pickup selector, Dual pickup 5-way lever pickup selector
 

Oldtoe

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Joined
Sep 10, 2004
Messages
3,215
Location
Paris, TX
I came back and played the Sterling 5 four times yesterday. There's a Blue Pearl example at NAMM that may be the nicest bass I've ever played. The body shape is perfect for me, and I've finally found a fiver neck that I'm completely comfortable with. I'm going to get one.
 

Sonnyonbass

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Joined
May 31, 2006
Messages
481
And another 1 on the list....


Seriously. I can't wait to try 1 out. The Sterling 4 I have is awesome. I don't expect the 5er will be any less.
Some goes for the Bongo 5 though. Really curious about that 1 as well. Never seen a Bongo. Never played one. That's the downside of living in Holland. :rolleyes:
 
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