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A different kind ofp-bass

Ric5

Inactive
Jan 29, 2008
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Colorado
www.3dentourage.com
Disclosures
I like 5, 8, 10, and 12 string basses
This is one of my Frankenstein basses ... I have had this about 20 years. I reworked the bridge, pickups, and electronics at least 10 different times. I has a custom body made of poplar and a quilted maple top. The neck is Mighty Mite. It is wired passive.

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Sometimes when I put a bass together it comes out right the first time, this one took a lot of reworking to get right.

The original concept was to make a p-bass body and neck with Rickenbacker pickups in the Rickenbacker locations.

But since it is now my only p-bass I needed to put a split p pickup in it
 
This is one of my Frankenstein basses ... I have had this about 20 years. I reworked the bridge, pickups, and electronics at least 10 different times. I has a custom body made of poplar and a quilted maple top. The neck is Mighty Mite. It is wired passive.

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How's the fret work on the mighty mite neck out the box? Been thinking of snagging one.