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Leo doesn't care, he moved on to G&L anyway.

mobis.fr original wiring is a .1 microfarad from right to middle terminals volume to tone. wiring on CV 60 is .06 microfarad from right to right. The Birdman - go to Fender site they made the original 62 P Bass.

Finally decided to make my CV 60's to my own specs and the results are; 1. added Fender '62 pickups - drop in 2. added Dimarzio 250k pots - tight fit 3. Black pickguard and screws - drop in but tight at neck 4. Chrome bridge and pickup guards 5. DR Black Beauty strings 6. changed cap to .1...

I have 2 P basses no pictures yet. (1) 2006 Highway One Daphne Blue. (2) And my latest project CV 60 modified as follows; 1. 1962 Fender P Bass pickups 2. Wiring changed to original 1962 wiring diagram and cap 3. DiMarzio 250k pots 4. Black pickguard and screws 5. DR Black Beauty...

Most tab sites have been shut down due to legal liabilities and threatened suits by the music industry.

Just picked up my 2006 Fender Highway 1 P Bass on Friday. No pictures yet but can I get a number?

Here's the result of 2 days of research into this question. It's a Highway 1. 1. Serial is Z6 + 2006 Fender site #'s stop at 2005 (Z5) 2. Color is Daphne Blue, not offered on American Standard P only Highway 1. 3. 60th Anniversary badge indicates 2006 4. Bridge is vintage bent metal, no thru...

The bridge is a standard vintage bridge not a Badass. The finish does look thin and dull but that could be neglect.

Swapped a Blues Junior I had for what the owner said was a Fender Highway One P Bass. The serial number dated it to 2006. It has a 60th Anniversary Badge on the headstock, too. The Fender decal has precision bass in the small letters not the large letters of this years model. There is nothing on...

Gear doesn't make the player, the player makes the gear. Look in this month's Bassplayer Magazine, the bass player for Calexico plays a Squier Jazz Bass. Put your money and time into what the folks above have said, lessons and practice. Learn everyday. I still do.

What's the problem there's only 12 notes. Play pentatonic and cut that number in half. Only 4 to a bar if you play quarters. Play 12 bar blues and total 48 for the whole song. And given that, the I plays 8 times, the IV plays 3 times and the V plays one time. And your back to knowing 12 notes.(4...

Way to go!!! Just get out there and play.

I don't see the problem. 2 strings are more than enough. There are only 12 notes!!!:bassist:

I would like to join the Blues Players Club. I've had the blues for 40 years:bawl: and can't see the daylight yet:scowl:. If I ever do, may I be stoned by Howlin Wolf, Muddy Waters, Little Walter, and Willie Dixon.:cool:

There's nothing like being old and mediocre. Can I get a number?:hyper: