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Old 03-16-2011, 02:54 PM
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OK, so I made the plunge and ordered one of these in 3TS. I know there are many sobering "try before you buy" stories on here, but the guy at Music Zoo was super cool in that I can return / exchange it if there are any issues.

So with that, can I get some feedback / pics from any owners of this bass on here? I'd be grateful for your thoughts on this bass...

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I have a 2009 limited 64 in black, and its my only electric right now. I love this bass.



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Thanks for the feedback. Are pups quiet on these or do they have a hum like the originals? Beautiful in black BTW!
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Thanks for the feedback. Are pups quiet on these or do they have a hum like the originals?
The bass is very quite for single coils, but it still has the same issues all single coils have. It hasn't been a big problem for me so far although there have been a few times I was forced to run both pickups on full volume or stand in a different position to rectify the situation. IMHO Your getting a sweet bass, congrats
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Old 03-16-2011, 03:13 PM
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Thanks Rocky. Woud they be any louder than single coils on a Standard MIA Jazz?
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Thanks Rocky. Woud they be any louder than single coils on a Standard MIA Jazz?
hmmm, not sure as I am not familiar with the output of MIA basses, but I can tell you they are fairly low out put. I go to many jams here in L.A, and I always need to raise the gain on house amps, and this is from a guy that usually gets asked to turn up..lol
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Old 03-19-2011, 08:16 AM
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Its arrived and plays beautifully. Pickups silent. Beautiful fit and finish. Took off the pick up covers though....

Really pleased with bass.
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Sure is a beauty! Congratulations, man! That's a "lifer"!
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Sure is a beauty! Congratulations, man! That's a "lifer"!
Thanks. Appreciate your feedback.
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Old 03-19-2011, 08:55 AM
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I have a 64 Relic in LPB and it is great. Hope you enjoy yours!







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I have a 64 Relic in LPB and it is great. Hope you enjoy it!
Thanks mate. Your's sounds fab. Any pics?
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Thanks mate. Your's sounds fab. Any pics?
Yep. Just edited my post
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Yep. Just edited my post
Wow. That's stunning.
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Wow. That's stunning.
Thanks. I bought it new in 2006 and it's been my one bass I would keep if I had to sell everything else.
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Also, put some Labella 760FL flats on yours and you can thank me later
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Nice bass you got, congrats
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Old 03-19-2011, 09:09 AM
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Also, put some Labella 760FL flats on yours and you can thank me later
In 28 years of playing - never used flats. But you know what, I think I'll act on your tip and branch out and give it a go.... Thanks.
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Old 03-19-2011, 09:27 AM
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In 28 years of playing - never used flats. But you know what, I think I'll act on your tip and branch out and give it a go.... Thanks.
Cool! You have to keep em on at least a month to let them break in. They will be bright at first, but will smooth out. I used to play only rounds, but now I only play LaBella Flats on all my basses. There are different gauges, but I find the 760FL to be the best match.
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Old 03-19-2011, 09:29 AM
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Cool! You have to keep em on at least a month to let them break in. They will be bright at first, but will smooth out. I used to play only rounds, but now I only play LaBella Flats on all my basses. There are different gauges, but I find the 760FL to be the best match.
I play finger style and pick. No slap to speak of. Rock / Indie genre. They OK for that?
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I play finger style and pick. No slap to speak of. Rock / Indie genre. They OK for that?
They are the BEST for that.
Tell you what. Buy a set, and if you don't like them, let me know and I'll buy you a set of your favorite rounds and trade you for the Labellas
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