I haven't had the opportunity to check out a Modulus Flea, or other MM-equipped Modulus axe, but I imagine these instruments might qualify for consideration here. The few Moduli I've played have felt very nice to me...
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Originally posted by Syberslack
Yes that is a mighty mite neck(sorry for the confusion),and yes you should lower the grooves. I like to get mine down to the pre-buzz point.Originally posted by Jontom
This one!
Its a maple neck/swamp ash Mighty Mite P-bass body with a Rickenbacker..
Hey Jontom... is that a mighty mite neck you are playing on that bass??? Your bass nut looks either non existent or real real low. I have a mighty mite "P" neck and wonder if i should lower the grooves in my nut as well to compensate for the medium jumbo frets. i have had problems with high action on my bass. Later Jontom..
R.H.
Originally posted by panazza
I own 2 Eko basses... they are similar to olp music man copies... for 200 euros it's one of the best basses you can afford (here in Italy) ... I owned a mexican fender stu hamm and I SOLD it after purchasing one of my Ekos.... this music man copy sounded SOOOOOOO much better!
The only problem is you can't get a warm jazzy tone out of this bass... but to me it's perfect I play rage against the machine covers