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what's the depth on this?

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dude, you got your wish. yesterday mark livestreamed on twitch and replaced the stickers on the bass in prep to go on tour.

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The runs of basses Mark just released were made by Fender. Mark's brand hmnim arranged with Fender to order the basses and sell them through hmnim's website. Allan Corona is a luthier who used to make Mark Hoppus replica basses. He would build the bodies himself and use Fender necks. You could...

what's up guys I've got a 3 way Mustang slider switch, on - off - on and I'm wondering if I can use that to coil split a humbucker to get north - both - south is that possible? if yes how?

Live circuit diagram (just the 3 way switch) Studio circuit diagram

Alright so I've had a terrible idea This is the control layout I'm thinking for a future Mark Hoppus esque, jaguar bass build, but with a second pickup and a heck of a lot more wiring options Here's my question, Could I use the upper bout control panel switch as a 3 way circuit / kill...

This is a great thread, great job on the build OP The dual p doesn't get enough love Here's mine And here's a link to a song my band put together and played this bass on

This is super old, but still says for sale, is that true?

Another picture

Figured I’d update on how my build went, I extrapolated the pickup placements from the comparisons above and kinda eyeballed where the placement should be, but it turned out really great. I had a friend do the artwork, which turned out great

I’ll try and get some sound clips tonight, but yeah the dual reverse P sounds good, and when the two separate volume controls it’s like a massive sounding jazz bass I play it in a punk band I started with some friends from high school and it works well for that

That did the trick thanks slater she’s hum free now and both pickups blended sound beastly

alright i'll swap those 2 connections and report back

If someone could give me some advice on how to fix the phase issues or take a second look at that diagram for me that would be awesome, thanks guys

I just built a bass that was partially Inspired by the Mark Hoppus Signature bass and the Leland Sklar Frankenstein bass I had a friend do the artwork and it turned out really nice It has two Reversed Seymour Duncan SBP-3 Quarter Pounders and is wired with two volume pots and no tone control...

I play in a surf punk band with some kids i went to high school with, band practices happen anytime we’re all free, but as far as writing goes, some of my best writing has been out in the garage at 1 or 2 AM when I can’t sleep.

Actually if you look at this image posted earlier in the thread they are both just a little further toward the neck

Mark Hoppus employed the reverse P in the neck position of his signature Jazz bass, he claimed the D and G strings sounded weak in the standard P position and so reversed it to balance the tone across the strings. The measurement here was taken from the 12th fret by a TB member in another...

is the pickup still available?

spacing on these is adjustable right?

Thank you a ton Jeff! that's gonna make my life a whole lot easier I've seen those blacktops, those were an inspiration for this idea, but everything I've read makes me thing I'm gonna like the double reversed P config best. Who knows I might get a beater test body and route a swimming pool...