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Fender Aerodyne Jazz Bass with pinky knobs...

I have DP127 on one of my p-basses. It's hot and bassy, but not at all aggressive like I first expected. It's sounds rather smooth and velvety. All that hotness seems to turn into nice soft bassy sound. I really like it and I think you should give it a chance before going for that Nordstrand you...

If you want to go really really budget get yourself Behringer BOD400. Theyre something like 25-30$/€ and theyre really good for the price.

Just ordered one myself yesterday. Plus daphne blue one.. Just because I can... Can't wait to get to swap different pickguards especially on the tahiti coral one!

Seymour-Duncan quarter pounder jazz pickups are radiused - at least the bridge one (I have PJ Duncans) - so i suppose the neck one is radiused too. And like mentioned DiMarzio have them. Nordstrand too. Then there are some others but not really that many. You can ease this problem by using a...

Vote for Joyo Double Thruster. Really good dirt pedal! On the other hand there are lots of used Darkglass pedals for sale so they are quite affordable compared to the price of new ones.

Owner of RB 700-II and MB Fusion 800. Play them through G&K Neo 412 cab. I really like the way these play!

I like to visually mod my basses very often with most typical mods being changing the pickguards, knob and pickup covers. This keeps things interesting! The stock colours are usually on the safe side and just a little boring. Here are some current looks.p

Used to be most into jazzes, then came Rickenbacker era which has turned into Precision bass love, which will probably eventually fade away. I wonder what comes next!

The cheapest and lost most expensive basses I gig with depicted below. Harley-Benton 50's Precision bass and Rick 4003. About 2500€/$ price difference between them. Difference in quality is much narrower. Nowdays you can get really good quality for next to nothing.

I bet you can find some from aliexpress for a few bucks. Been buying some pickup covers from there and I remember I've seen white ones with unexposed pole pieces too.

95%:ly roundwound guy. I almost exclusively use cheapest harley-bentons from Thomann which cost 5,60€ per pack. They sound just as good as high-end brand strings. Sometimes I go crazy and buy 9,90€ harley-bentons.

Fender Super 250 bass VI nickel plated ones. Cheap and sound really good!

I have few DemonFX pedals and mostly I'm disappointed with the build quality. One of them - the chorus pedal - works like a charm. The Darkglass Harmonic booster copy has some problems with 9V input jack so the pedal makes squealing sound sometimes. It's still in use just because it simply...

It doesn't sound more muffled when played further up the neck. But I've tried 0.160 with other than Sandberg basses too and some lesser quality basses lose a bit of clarity. So I guess Sandbergs great build quality has got something to do with it.