Recent content by Sergio_85

BTW you can see in the 'White rabbit' video that the output location is okay. Especially if a cable has one angled jack. And to be sure nothing interferes with bridge saddles I've put a bridge cover.

3 pickups and the control plate layout refer to Casady's jazz bass. And the paint job is inspired by Jimi's monterey strat. You're totally right))) P sound is nice and low. It adds to the whole sonic picture of a J-bass quite perfectly. P.S. the bass is missing a pick guard

I'm also the fan of his 3 pick-up jazz bass. Did the same to mine. http://www.talkbass.com/threads/a-jack-casady-inspired-jazz-bass.1111924/

I did almost the same mod to my bass. Here's a link to my thread. http://www.talkbass.com/threads/a-jack-casady-inspired-jazz-bass.1111924/

that's entirely a part of the 60's flavour tug bar and all the stuff, you know ah, also the P pick-up placement does not require a thumbrest above

Hello, guys. I've recently completed modding a cheap Bacchus bass. The pickup cavity was routed by a great buddy of mine. Now the bass has 3 pickups, 3 stacked pots and a custom paint job made by me using some nail polish. Here are some pics)))) P.S. 'scuse me for the pics of a low quality

where're Jamerson and Benjamin?

That's what I've found out.

Wasn't it actually Berry who suggested that intro? Think I've read it in some of the books about the band. Like he took the song home for a night, fiddled with it and the next morning he came up with what became that famous bass riff?

Kawai F2b Junior (restored) w/ cheap USA pickups (that DO sound totally great)

I liked the cat)

Me thinks the guitar player is somehow right about the gear. Buy a good bass (not just an expensive one - Squier VM or CV or fender MIM or a japanese clone will work out perfectly) , that surely will help improve your skills. Save the money, go find a job. And BTW have you heard Jack Bruce...

The Allman Bros.

ABB When Duane was alive.