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Can I get a little P/J love?

ALiP BoB said:
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My eyes have glazed over, my mouth has dropped open and there is a stream of spittle running down my chin, dripping into my lap.
 
The Dave said:
My eyes have glazed over, my mouth has dropped open and there is a stream of spittle running down my chin, dripping into my lap.

I hope you don't get too much shock when I tell you this.
Brace yourself!
















It's a Mark Hoppus Sig with an added Jazz 1/4 lbs and tone knobs.:p

WHO CARES?! I LOVE IT! Now if only it came in Hot Pink... (The discontinued stock pink is sooo FUGLY!)
 
Mines is nothing special, and is pretty crummy looking in comparison to the rest of the nice basses going about this thread.

But it was cheap, it sounds good, and is my main gigging bass ATM.

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Its got the DP126 set of DiMarzios in it (the Model P and Model J).

Its fully shielded and has a series and parallel switch for each pickup, a series and parallel switch between pickups, single tone control and concentric volume control.
 
ALiP BoB said:
It's a Mark Hoppus Sig with an added Jazz 1/4 lbs and tone knobs.:p

WHO CARES?! I LOVE IT! Now if only it came in Hot Pink... (The discontinued stock pink is sooo FUGLY!)
It doesn't matter. It's freakin' awesome - good looking work on the pup rout too. I'm wanting to build a Warmoth P/J Jazz in one of those cool 50s/60s colors. Maybe Sonic Blue, Lake Placid Blue, Blue Ice, or Inca Silver. I'm all about a parchment pickguard though.
 
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My quest for a P/J lead me from a cheapie Aria all the way to this beauty, courtesy of Bud LeCompte. I am a big fan of the P/J combination, and this one has Nordstrands, the NP5 and an NJ5S split coil bridge jazz. It sounds just awesome, a really beautifully voiced bass.:cool:

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L-1329 said:
My quest for a P/J lead me from a cheapie Aria all the way to this beauty, courtesy of Bud LeCompte. I am a big fan of the P/J combination, and this one has Nordstrands, the NP5 and an NJ5S split coil bridge jazz. It sounds just awesome, a really beautifully voiced bass.:cool:

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That is a stunning bass!! Being a fellow SSTS 5 owner, I can imagine it plays beautifully too :)
 
FL Knifemaker said:
That is a stunning bass!! Being a fellow SSTS 5 owner, I can imagine it plays beautifully too :)


You know it does! It's honestly the best playing bass for me of any I've ever tried. It plays so well in fact, there may be a fretless STSS5 under the tree this year if all goes well...:cool:
 
IotaNet said:
Y'know, this is my second P/J and I am really starting to feel the whole P/J thing. You get some thump to go with your growl and a good look to boot!

This one has a Fender Noiseless at the bridge and DiMarzio DP122's at the neck. Add some Elixirs to the mix and she is sounding good and looking like a champ!

Can I get some love?

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Oh, by the way -- this is an SX!

First of all....Nice Bass, enjoy!!!

I love P/J's, I have a '64 Sunburst Chambered Wilkins Custom P/J with Lindy Fralin's that plays like a dream and sounds great. It is my current favorite, IMO...P/J's are very versatile.

George
 
L-1329 said:
You know it does! It's honestly the best playing bass for me of any I've ever tried. It plays so well in fact, there may be a fretless STSS5 under the tree this year if all goes well...:cool:

My lexdisia must have kicked in, I meant STSS :confused: Cant wait to see your fretless, that will be cool!! I'd love to have Bud build me a 5er with fanned frets. One of these days!!