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Revision as of 22:18, 22 November 2012
Chris Wolstenholme playing the Doubleneck Bass
Chris Wolstenholme's Doubleneck Bass
| Status/Kitara Doebleneck Bass | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Status Graphite/Misa |
| Used | 2012-09-13— |
| Body type | unknown as of yet, likely made of graphite |
| Neck joint | unknown as of yet, likely made of graphite |
| Body covering | unknown as of yet |
| Wood | unknown as of yet, likely graphite. |
| Bridge | Headless mono-rail bridge / tuners |
| Electronics | Master volume, pickup blend control (likely) |
| Pickup(s) | 2 Status soap-bar pickups (likely) |
| Special circuits | Top half of the bass is a kitara, cut to fit the wood frame |
Chris uses this bass for the song Madness. It is incredibly unique in that the top half of the bass is a Misa Kitara, cut to fit the wood frame, and the bottom half is a Status S2-Classic headless. The bass is likely tuned to EADG standard.