| Author | Message | ||
| ladyboy
New Username: ladyboy Post Number: 3 Registered: 3-2005 |
Hi I recently bought an Mark King standard bass. Here is the serial. Does it have a history? 97MJ10479USA. I also have a Epic. Here is the serial 96W9629 USA | ||
| mica
Moderator Username: mica Post Number: 2331 Registered: 6-2000 |
Looked up the files for your basses: 96W9629 WLB-5 Epic 5-string bass top: Wenge pinstripe: Maple body: Mahogany scale: 34" long fingerboard: Ebony set neck: 5-piece Maple lefthanded pickups: MXY56 controls: vol, pan, bass, treble finish: satin natural polyurethane birthday: January 24, 1996 originally sold to:Guitar Center, Dallas, TX no previous registered owners 97MJ10479 MJLB-4 Mark King Standard 4-string top: Walnut accent laminate: Maple body: Mahogany body shape: 3/4 Omega scale: 34" long scale fingerboard: ebony, unlined fretless through body neck: Maple and Purpleheart lefthanded pickups: AXY controls: vol, pan, filterx2, Qx2 finish: polyester gloss birthday: January 7, 1997 originaly sold to: New Jersey Guitar and Bass Center, Edison, NJ. one previous registered owner in England There are no other notes in the files for these basses. Please register your basses if you haven't already done so. | ||
| ladyboy
New Username: ladyboy Post Number: 4 Registered: 3-2005 |
Hi Mica Thanks for the quick responce. About the MK. No info about the front LED? And it is not fretless. Does this mean that this was done by another ?? Kind regards Oivind | ||
| mica
Moderator Username: mica Post Number: 2332 Registered: 6-2000 |
The bass was originally made as a fretless and no LEDs. There is no record of us modifying it later. I suspect that since the bass lived in England for while, it may have been fitted with SimS LEDs. |
