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Bluzman99
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Corona, CA
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Project Engineer- Fender R&D

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Bluzman99

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Bluzman99 was last seen:
Sep 20, 2019 at 1:27 PM
    1. martinc
      martinc
      OK....thanks again for the reply.
      I am very happy with the sound of your pickups regardless.
      Jun 13, 2019
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    2. martinc
      martinc
      Thanks for the reply!
      So just to clarify ....I can dial in the Vintage 63 sound on my American Professional P bass if I want? And I won't need to hang on to my Pure Vintage '63 pickups?
      Jun 13, 2019
      2. Bluzman99
        Bluzman99
        No this pickup was just made using the foundation of the 63. It's a different pickup due to the different magnet combination so you could say it can still get a vintage sound along with a more modern sound depending on what you are looking for in your sound.
        Jun 13, 2019
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    3. martinc
      martinc
      Was the new VMod P -Bass pickup in my new American Professional P Bass designed to be able to reproduce the old Fender (eg Vintage '63) pickup as well as being able to handle the modern,more staccato sounds?
      I think I have managed to dial in my amp now to get close to the sound of the Vintage '63 pickup in my old P bass. The gain has to be increased a bit though. Just curious.
      Thanks.
      Jun 8, 2019
      2. Bluzman99
        Bluzman99
        This pickup was built using the foundation of the 63 pickup as the starting point. I wanted to still celebrate the past with an eye towards the future.
        Jun 13, 2019
    4. matty4string
      matty4string
      It was the bridge pickup on the 4 string American pro. They guy told me I need to replace the pickup cause the wire is broke I figured maybe he was just looking for a money gain. But I would like to keep the original pickups in the bass
      Jun 23, 2017
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      2. Bluzman99
        Bluzman99
        If it's the wire around the magnets that's a tough fix. I'd need to see it. You might have to replace it.
        Jun 23, 2017
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    5. matty4string
      matty4string
      Is there anywhere I can get a wire replaced in an American pro v mod bridge pickup I broke a wire installing a pickup cover. Or so I was told
      Jun 22, 2017
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      2. Bluzman99
        Bluzman99
        Which one? Might need to be re soldered back to the eyelet
        Jun 23, 2017
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    Gender:
    Male
    Birthday:
    January 17
    Location:
    Corona, CA
    Occupation:
    Project Engineer- Fender R&D
    Current Setup:
    1985 Fender P-J Bass
    2002 Fender Carve top J Bass V Prototype
    2013 Fender Adam Clayton J Bass
    2014 Fender Geddy Lee J Bass
    2001 Fender P Bass Deluxe Woody
    1974 Rickenbacker 4001 Maple Glow
    2014 Fender Double P P bass Proto FMT
    1984 Peavey T-40
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    Classic Rock, Blues, Country
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    NASCAR
    L.A. Kings
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