pakus Posted September 10, 2014 Posted September 10, 2014 Can anyone help me? I want to know if the S2 is the same bass as the series II thank youuu paco Quote
pakus Posted September 10, 2014 Author Posted September 10, 2014 It looks as if they are different models Quote
zero9 Posted September 10, 2014 Posted September 10, 2014 They're not the same. The S2 is an evolution of the original Series II. The Series II had a full length carbon through neck with the wooden body wings glued directly to the neck, and a 2 band EQ. The S2 has a carbon neck that stops at the bridge pickup and is surrounded by a wooden 'tone block' to which the body wings are connected. The S2 has a mid control in addition to the bass and treble. The neck profiles are also very different. The earlier Series II has a rounder neck profile compared with the shallower profile on the S2. The pickups are also different. The Series II had Kent Armstrong derived units whilst the current S2 had Status' own units. There are also significant differences in bridge units, with monorail units on the later model and a solid brass unit on the earlier series II. The Series II was also only made in headless versions, in both 4 and 5 strings. The S2 is available headed or headless, with different string spacing, with or without bendwell etc etc. Quote
Ghost_Bass Posted September 10, 2014 Posted September 10, 2014 [quote name='zero9' timestamp='1410353294' post='2548437'] They're not the same. The S2 is an evolution of the original Series II. The Series II had a full length carbon through neck with the wooden body wings glued directly to the neck, and a 2 band EQ. The S2 has a carbon neck that stops at the bridge pickup and is surrounded by a wooden 'tone block' to which the body wings are connected. The S2 has a mid control in addition to the bass and treble. The neck profiles are also very different. The earlier Series II has a rounder neck profile compared with the shallower profile on the S2. The pickups are also different. The Series II had Kent Armstrong derived units whilst the current S2 had Status' own units. There are also significant differences in bridge units, with monorail units on the later model and a solid brass unit on the earlier series II. The Series II was also only made in headless versions, in both 4 and 5 strings. The S2 is available headed or headless, with different string spacing, with or without bendwell etc etc. [/quote] Quote
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