(x) Info request for S/N: 92SC7366 [was: 92SC7866]

[Duke]

Had to my 1992 Stanley Clarke Signature Deluxe since about 2002 (bought used).  I love it of course!  Would like to get any build details, especially on the woods used.  Thanks much... -Bob

[Duke]

Here is a pic of my precious...

[pauldo]

Bob,
I only know it’s not Zebrawood.      

Sit tight, one of the members will know the wood and when Mica has the time she will post all of the build info.

[jwright9]

My bet is Cocobolo for the top but it is too dark to tell for certain from that photo alone.

[Duke]

Thanks much for the feedback. Here are a few more pics...

[jwright9]

Looks more like Walnut.

[mica]

I will pull the file later today - but this bass is Indian Rosewood top and back.

[Duke]

Mica,  thanks much for your help.  I never would have guessed rosewood!  Is that very common to be used on front/back?   .-Bob

[mica]

At that time it was almost 100% of the Stanley Clarke builds.

[mica]

Can you recheck this number? When we pulled the file, it was for an Epic bass.

[Duke]

My apologies Mica.  Upon much closer inspection, the s/n is: 92 SC7366.
(I miss read the 3 as an .  -Bob

[mica]

Hi Bob,

Here's the details from the instrument file:

top: Indian Rosewood
back: Indian Rosewood
body: Mahogany
accent: Maple
neck: 5-piece Maple and Purpleheart
scale: 30.75" short
fingerboard: Ebony
inlays: Pearloid (plastic) ovals
pickups: Alembic AXY
controls: "Signature" volume, pan, filter x2, Q-switch x2, mono output
originally made for: Washington Music, MD
birthday: August 27, 1992

It's possible the original owner replaced the tuners, but the note just says he might, so I'm not sure if he ever did.