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Originally Posted by 4Mal If you take out put out of the equation by adjusting for it at the amp, how do the basses compare tonally ? |
They are very different. First off the 51 has rounds and the 50s flats.
The 51 single coil has a good bite to it. I've never played a split coil with rounds but from what I've heard the split coil is a little less "barky".
Hence, the 51 has a much snarlier tone - great for rock and funk.
The 50s P Bass is my jazz and blues machine.