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Solid bodied Anne 6 fretless, spanish cedar body, no fancy top, one piece maple neck, ebony FB unlined w/ebony nut, Bart xxM56c quad coil pup @ 110 mm from saddles (18mm spacing), one volume pot and jack top mounted. The butt end will have a modified shape.![]()
Sounds sweet!
Are you going to be able to do any coil-tapping with the quad coil pickup? I'm not familiar with that one at all.
They say you can but I like running it full bore as is. I am expecting open, smooth notes. No Jaco stuff here. More "P" ish than "J" ish, so to speak. Gentle breezes - no chainsaws.
About gig bags:
I love my ProTec and Undercover gigbags. Can't imagine they would be too small for a wide Joan.
The Undercover bags are available from Bass Central (and can probably be used to ship the bass)
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The ProTec can be found lots of places and is a good bag.
http://www.protecmusic.com/items.as...rumentGroupID=4&CategoryID=2&subCategoryID=45
Playing music should be all about the challenge of using a difficult instrument, not the music itself.

Here's a couple pictures from Tom showing early progress on #181. Neck is maple/mahogany with ebony fingerboard, and the body is redwood burl over mahogany.
Swapped out the Bartolini CB's for the Nordstrand Big Splits and test drove my Phoenix last night....
HOLY CRAP!!!! That's the sound I was looking for!! I'll post new pics this weekend and I f I can get a good sound recording direct into Garage band I'll post sound clips, as well.
