Recent content by Coastal_Cruzer

So basically I am re-redoing the electronics in my bass as the pots currently in it are cooked well done, and whilst scavenging components from old electronics stuff I have I found some varistors. And I was wondering if and how they might affect my tone. Asking before I order all my new pots so...

I started listening to the video and as soon as I heard the bass tone and the way the first few notes were played, I immediately knew is was Martinie. didn't even read what you said until I heard him playing. Guess it just goes to say how unique his tone/style combo is. He really is a phenomenal...

So here's an update, I am just going to rewire the bass to my best ability.

At this point I am just gonna rip the two volume pods from my shortscale parts bass and just do a full rewire of my bass because I just had two wires snap. I absolutely hate the wiring of the SR300DX, but love the tone.

I do not, sadly

So basically I have a modded Ibanez SR300DX with the J pickup swapped out and P pickup reversed to put it in phase. After attempting to shield the internals and then undoing the process mostly I've found that the blend knob is no longer working correctly. I have done no soldering and all...

Yea I think I might've been the one to jolt it with a little life yesterday whilst on a search around for stuff relating to T-20s

Ibanez MIKRO GSRM20, they're cheap and sound great, and of course are small. My first bass was one of them, still have it, fun little thing. Oh and usually around or under $200 too! (at least where I am) I would also recommend the Talman, wanted that as my first bass but the shop sold out before...

Peavey T-20's bridge, dunno if I'm the only one with this opinion, but I just hate it with a burning passion.

I know I am rather late to this (about 6 years or so now), I'd say it's a worthy investment. I personally bought a black and purple (Aftermarket colored) peavey T20 fretless, albeit one that one of the previous owners decided to rip the frets out and fill the spots with wood filler, leaving much...