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[quote name='XB26354' timestamp='1342025884' post='1728380'] I've been looking for an AJ Presentation for ten years. Such a shame it's not what the title says it is. Perhaps it's worth changing it? I might take a punt anyway [/quote] Holly Wagner from Fodera replied me that "It is listed as a Anthony Jackson Signature". So it's your chance to get one

When I bought it it was 19mm. I adjusted it to 18mm. Cheers!

[quote name='nobody's prefect' timestamp='1342003880' post='1727722'] I'll add to the choir, but with a discordant note I'm afraid: this isn't an AJ presentation. Anthony Jackson presentations are described in more detail here [url="http://www.fodera.com/main/BassModels.aspx?SeriesID=9"]http://www.fodera.co...aspx?SeriesID=9[/url] . Notable is the 36" scale, which has been one of mr. Jackson's absolute must have features for decades now. According to him, that scale just speaks better, but 35" is the commercial maximum: 'sh*t's gotta sell' says he. However, to turn this around: I have an earlier AJ contrabass guitar, and I find that the 36" is not at all necessary for a fantastic B string: look at Roscoes! I'm fairly sure that for most players, the 34" scale that this bass has is (much) better than the 36". [/quote] Hi! It's an Anthony Jackson Signature Presentation shape, It's written on the description. I have never played a 36" scale bass, but I did a 35". And I have to admit 34" scale is far more comfortable then a 35". The low-B is just awesome. So, you are right

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Thanks for the bumps guys!

34" neck-through AJ [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Signature[/font][/color] (non-chambered) Burl-camphor top (full top, a $500 extra) 2 single coil Aero pups in one case Mike Pope preamp Extended Low B Mahogany body wing with burl chestnut tone block Maple neck with purple heart stringers Violin quality ebony fretboard Fodera gigbag included 11.5lbs Sold.