Recent content by peterfernandez

Yeah the strings definitely make a difference. I find flatwounds enhance what the Lyte does well. It was my only bass for about 15 years and I just loved it. This thread is inspiring me to try using it again. Ive gotten so used to the finger-driven dynamics of my Jazz. Thanks for the inspiration.

It is indeed incredibly light with a perfect shape. Fits me like a glove and when I hold it, it just feels like YES. It's particularly good with flatwounds for situations when you want a really even tone, like for reggae, trip hop etc. The only downside is it lacks dynamics. It has one sound...

haha I believe it. Right now I'm on the other side of it, having acquired more than I can handle or ever use and now deciding what are THE items to keep. Want a massive 25 year old Fender BXR 300C combo amp? 15 inch cone!

Thanks!! I'm definitely going to check it out. Nowadays I'm playing a Mexican Fender Jazz bass, which I love as it allows for so much dynamics and expression just from the fingers. The only pedal I use is a SansAmp bass DI, to add a little compression and dirt when desired. I love the Precision...

This is amazing. Thank you so much! And thanks to others for chiming in. I really appreciate the help!!

Hi gang, I am brand-new to this forum. I was told by the owner of Wood & Strings in Arlington MA that this might be a good place to help me understand the origin of my Fender Precision Lyte. I bought it off the wall at Daddy's Junky Music in Boston MA around 1998. I can't remember honestly if...