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I don't care as long as I break even. I figure that I play different basses for free and see what I really fall in love with. Sorta like speed dating. If I like it, then I can mod it up if I want.You're assuming that you'll GET $300 for it, I'd expect that you'll get the usual lowballers offering you $250.
Not enough of a "spread" to justify flipping it. If you bought it for $100 bucks and could resell it for a couple hundred or more.... yeah...
You are correct. I am not picky about rosewood versus maple. Maple is brighter, but not a deal breakerRosewood or maple? For some reason I am picturing this with a rosewood fretboard in my head.
Thinking the Steve Harris ones, so I will have a podunk signature bass and save 700 bucks.
EMG Geezer PUP should also be considered IMHO. Ymmv.
I have never used flats in my life. I would think they go dead very fast and sound too hollow. Are they easier to play? I couldn't think of what other advantage to them for use in rock and metal.I put the Geezer Butler pickup in my MIM PBass and am very happy with it. You also should try some light to medium gauge flats.![]()