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let me clarify- I've had the pickups in for about two years, and the crunchiness is about a month old. I do play with my pickups pretty high, but the bridge is higher than the neck, and I don't get the same crunchy sounds from the bridge when I roll the neck all the way off. not only that, but...

i'm going to jump in on this thread with a similar, more detailed question. i've got a jazz bass with the original pots in them, and the neck pickup sounds distorted, and crunchy when turned, so i figure i need to change it out. the pickups, however, are not original. they're seymour duncan hot...

jesus lord. this is quite simply my dream bass. i've been in the market for the L2000, have always loved wal bodies, and guild necks. AGH! and double octave! a dream. if i could get rid of my ATK750, i would be all over this. BUMP.

I've been meandering around the internet for, oh, about 4 hours now, and it's a bit of a problem finding any concrete info about Webb cabinets. This is what I know (or, I think I know): -Started by "Jimmie D." Webb out of Antioch, CA. -made typical speaker combos at first, then moved on to...

what's the status of this? curious, if anything. great deal for this instrument. if it's not sold, and i get the cash i want for one of my basses soon, i'd be interested.

ha. skyline. i'm getting rid of an ibanez koa atk 750, and the skyline is in my immediate price range.

hey jim, it seems that you know your old 44-01 pretty well. i can't find anyone who's played aggressive tapping or chord strumming on one, though. that's the bulk of what i'd use it for. i was using a fender jazz for that music before, but now the fender is set up solely for a different band...

i want in! my lacewood killer b is my soulmate. i couldn't imagine playing music without it. i mean, i guess i can, but it would be a banal existence. i knew i wanted a tobias since i was 16, and around 22 i decided to go play every one i could find in chicago in one day. this was the sixth...

i've got a lacewood killer b, serial number 6328 (dangerously close to someone else's 6325, small world). i always thought it was around '98, but it seems perhaps not? another post said the serial numbers are 001-010 and a date, but mine doesn't seem to subscribe to that.