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So I have this, original except for the covers:
And I use it live.
And I use it live.
Mine:
A bit dark... one of these days I'll take a new pic...
A bit dark... one of these days I'll take a new pic...
I still need to get around owning the bridge cover (The PU cover would get in the way of where I play).So I have this, original except for the covers:
Also, a friend of mine has the same mixer that's in the background of the 2nd photo.
PS: Sub'd
What bridge cover are you guys using on the CV 50's P? I thought I heard the Fender '51 P style ones won't fit.
I have the pickup cover - for me it makes a better thumb rest than the pickup.
Pic with my VM 70's Jazz, before I installed the pup cover on the CV.
I have the pickup cover - for me it makes a better thumb rest than the pickup.
Pic with my VM 70's Jazz, before I installed the pup cover on the CV.
So I have this, original except for the covers:
And I use it live.
Still likin those pic's bassagent, thats a reminder for me to source some PU covers for my CV50's. You got any foam on under there or just for visual appeal?
Thanks! I keep 'em there just for visual purposes. I use the pickup cover to rest my thumb on, though. I took off the bridge cover yesterday because I want to be able to play palm muted on this bass.
I just picked up one of these for just over $200. Pine body, vintage yellow finish. It had some dings on the back.
It had everything I like--extremely light but balances well, small frets, great single coil p sound. I took it home and did a little work to the nut, and added some lightweight tuners I had in a drawer. Took the gloss off the neck, removed the pick guard and the tug bar.
A really great bass with a distinctive sound
It had everything I like--extremely light but balances well, small frets, great single coil p sound. I took it home and did a little work to the nut, and added some lightweight tuners I had in a drawer. Took the gloss off the neck, removed the pick guard and the tug bar.
A really great bass with a distinctive sound
Please, for heaven's sake, put that old jazz in a stand!
Squier Classic Vibe 60s Precision with Chromes -- priceless.
See (or better: hear) the second half of my little YouTube demo for my Tecamp rig. First half doesn't sound too shabby, either (the tone, not my playing), but that's a different club.
Enjoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QF5eX8vDvJU&feature=youtube_gdata_player
See (or better: hear) the second half of my little YouTube demo for my Tecamp rig. First half doesn't sound too shabby, either (the tone, not my playing), but that's a different club.
Enjoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QF5eX8vDvJU&feature=youtube_gdata_player
