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Club Alleva-Coppolo (Part 14)

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Start it with my Kbp4

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LG5 Custom with 72 SVT
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KBP5 and KBP4
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LG5 Custom . No longer have this one
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ALL lovely!!! Will get some DECENT pics of my EUT5 & post.
Please tell me Kirk (& anyone else with the P style AC- KBP4 or 5 ) I assume the P style AC's are passive???? Please tell me your thought on these. I've ALWAYS loved the simplicity of P's,in fact the AC EUT5 has been the only 'JAZZ' style bass I've really loved.
I DO have a Fender Reggie Hamilton Sig Jazz Std- which is active/passive 18v 3 band EQ & pup blend between a P pup & a J pup in bridge pos. THAT mainly gets used as a Precision!! Sounds good too.
But I AM intigued re the AC KBP4 or 5 How'd the 5's go ??? I've not played a P style 5'er I've liked, but .....

Thanks,
Rod
 
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rodl2005 said:
But I AM intigued re the AC KBP4 or 5 How'd the 5's go ??? I've not played a P style 5'er I've liked, but .....

Rod
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I simply love my KBP4, my go-to bass if the gig only requested some solid vintage groove. Jimmy and Kirk simply build the most suitable P for me.. since it got all of the Fender's Vintage vibe plus the jazz neck on P..at relatively "cheaper" costs ( A real 60's vintage P)

Not sure what can I say about this bass but simply you can get everything you want from a P...nothing is missing.
 
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