Recent content by JCMuziq14

Not on the list but have you considered the Sean Hurley Signature P? It's cheaper than the Pino and has hand-wound pickups plus real bone nut unlike the synthetic one on the Pino. I have one so I'm biased. I love it! Also just got an Olinto P4 and man I can't put it down. It's an awesome bass!

Just got my first Olinto P4 in the mail today and I can’t put it down. Absolutely love this bass already.

Yes great interview indeed. Had the pleasure of getting a lesson from Sean. Not only does he have a wealth of knowledge but he's such a cool guy!

Picked up this used Saratoga 5 at GC a couple of weeks ago. Michael said it's swamp ash. Previous owner installed a poorly made finger ramp which thankfully was only attached with double sided tape. Removed it as you can see on the last pic. Probably my lightest bass. Loving it so far.

Found a used USA Saratoga 5 today at GC but they don't have the specs on it. Wondering if anyone here has owned #3108? Looks like the body is ash with a natural wood finish, maple neck with BE fretboard. The matching wood knobs might've been added later. I forgot to take a pic of it. Thanks guys!

I haven’t played a Pino but I have a FCS Sean Hurley and it’s amazing and slightly cheaper than the Pino. Also, it has hand wound pick-ups, not sure if the Pino does. So I say go with a Hurley!

Congrats! The bass looks awesome. I love how the RW fretboard makes the color pop even more. I bought a bass from Wildwood about 3 years ago and their setup was amazing. I had to email them and asked if they had Plek'd it because the action was so good out of the box.

40Hz, it comes with Hand-Wound Vintage Split Single-Coils

Just got this beauty yesterday. FCS Sean Hurley signature. Loving it!

My first impression of the mute is that it doesn't work that well, but the action on the bass out of the box is a bit high so maybe once I set it up properly it'll have more effect on the tone. I've heard others say it affects the tuning.

Thanks everyone! I should mention I had a lesson with Sean himself a few weeks ago. One of the nicest people you will ever meet. You can see how much joy he gets out of talking music and teaching others.

This model comes with a string mute.

Just received this FCS Sean Hurley at work. Picked it up and it feels and looks amazing! Feels light. Will post better pics later but man...I love it!

I think I'll pick up a set of DRs and Ernie Ball!

To be more specific just a light drive. One of those helix stomp patches where I have to really dig in to break it up. Thanks for the rec!