I'm actually working on putting together a brown P bass right now. I'll try to post pictures later, but I used watered down black paint on an ash body to make a brown stain.
...brown stain.
...brown stain.
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Brown basses - let's seem them!
- Thread starter hachi kid
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Warmoth body and neck ...
Walnut Dinky J body - hand-rubbed tung oil
Goncalo Alves/Goncalo Alves J neck - 61GD Gold fret wire - raw
DiMarzio DP126's
3-way P/U selector switch
.1uf and .033uf Orange Drop caps
Tone cap selector switch
CTS 500k pots, VVT
Linear volumes, audio tone
Hipshot knobs
Gotoh 201
MOP dots
Black Delrin nut
Hipshot Ultralight lollipop tuners
Hipshot 2-string tree
Ric5
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This is my Warmoth. I did the finish myself.
I love the Walnut Fenders in this thread!!
Cheers,
Jim
I love the Walnut Fenders in this thread!!
Cheers,
Jim
My brown P-bass. It's actually a 70 Fender, but the original neck was de-fretted. I couldn't use it in my band at the time so I had a fretted Warmoth neck added, and a seymour duncan pickup put into it. Sounded phenomenal until the pickup randomly died.
The ampeg b500dr head was not great, didn't have enough power, and the preamp didn't sound great.
Just saw the thread was 3 months old, oops.
The ampeg b500dr head was not great, didn't have enough power, and the preamp didn't sound great.
Just saw the thread was 3 months old, oops.
