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All graphite necks, some set necks i.e. Legacy Elite, some bolt on, Sonus. Mosaics and the imported Zons are wooden necks as far as I know.

I have two Peaveys, great little basses both of them, firstly a US Peavey G5, quite rare I think, with a graphite neck and 3 band eq, great growl to it, a lovely playable and stable neck with a beautiful graphite weave, an all round great bass. Second is a US made Millennium 4 plus, flame maple top, birds eye maple neck and fingerboard and hipshot extender, top of the range when this first came out! Again a great sounding bass, with what is possibly the most comfortable neck I have ever played, and I own a Ken Smith, Elrick, 2 Sadowsky's and Zon. This has the best neck bar none!

Heres my Zon Legacy Elite 6, birds eye maple top and signed by joe on the inside of the cover plate. A very playable 6 with low action and a slim shallow neck.[attachment=145896:DSCN0224.JPG] [IMG]http://i775.photobucket.com/albums/yy32/D1G8Y/DSCN0278_zpseec74bf1.jpg[/IMG]

Here's my Ken Smith BSR6GN, it has the lowest action of any bass I've played. It plays like butter, with a great neck, beautiful construction and versatile electrics. The last five digits of the serial number are FVP11 which stand for [color=#000000]F= Figured maple[/color] [color=#000000]V= 5 pc body wings[/color] [color=#000000]P= Presentation grade 4a figure in the maple (USA grown English Sycamore, old growth)[/color] [color=#000000]11 = 2011, the year made. [/color] [color=#000000]The body core is western figured maple, quilt/flame, the dark laminates are walnut, sawn from 1" stock and all matched. [/color] [color=#000000]The heel cap is tiger maple from British Columbia/western Canada and the smaller cam touching the neck is Shedua. The body strips to the nack/body joint are shedua and the neck is maple and shedua. [/color]