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Old 07-23-2009, 01:02 PM
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Dimarzio Pups with OBP-1

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Hey all I'm building my second "custom" parts bass. I am a big fan of the Dimarzio Model P and J pups and have used them in various basses throughout the years. However this will be my first time mating them to a pre-amp of any sort. I am seriously leaning towards the OBP-1 as it is comparable to the Spector Tonepump and I like how that works. Has anyone done this combo and if so how do you like it? What can I expect? I am also going to put in a series paralell switch for the P. I searched and got a lot of info but nothing specific. Any thoughts are appreciated.

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I'm putting more emphasis on right-hand rhythm than left-hand notes. Simpler lines played to a stronger groove.
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Old 07-24-2009, 07:57 AM
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Gotta be somebody with some info.

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