Portland luthier David Minnieweather created the Guitar Bass for John Woolley from a design that John had sketched out on paper. Neck-through body, 9 piece flamed maple and purple heart neck. The core body wood is african white wood, with a mouth-watering flamed tasmanian black wood top and back. The bass fretboard is palisander, the guitar fretboard is ebony. The bass scale length is 34 inches, and the guitar scale lenth is 25 1/2 inches. The bass side has 14 frets, and the guitar side has 22 frets.

The bass electronics feature the Jake Kot signature Bartolini pickups and preamp. The guitar electronics are Seymour Duncan ('59 in the neck Duncan Distortion in the bridge). Two output jacks (one for the bass electronics and one for the guitar). The bass tuning gears are Gotoh, and the guitar tuning gears are locking Planet Waves (D'Addario). The knobs were made by THG out of flamed maple, tasmanian black wood, and purple heart. Both the bass bridge and guitar bridge are standard Hipshot models.

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