Dang at that price for export that would be tough to say no to (if it had one less string - I'm a simple man).
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Dang at that price for export that would be tough to say no to (if it had one less string - I'm a simple man).
True. It is heavy for that model. Still lighter then my Zs.
The 3rd pup and the 6 string wenge neck.
Nice!! And Frank Itt would be proud of that Bass Face!Every now and then, they manage to get a good shot of the bass player……
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I vote buy the one in the classifieds with this already done and keep this stock-ish.View attachment 4680245
Been selling off basses. This is one of two I have left. Of course l'll be buying more... but I'm more than satisfied with this. Heavily considering drilling out some holes to install a tone capsule.
Slimming down lolI vote buy the one in the classifieds with this already done and keep this stock-ish.![]()
YesCan the TC be rigged up with stacked pots?
Oh I'm aware. I just sold my EHB with a two knob tone capsule.There you go @Nuage420!
Unless you want the extra knob look![]()
Speaking of... I have two John Easts I could use too... hmmm I think I need to order some FDVs and a P Tone and make that happenHas anyone added an always-in-circuit passive tone control with the Tone Capsule? I'm thinking that using a no-load tone pot would be a good way to have more control over the top end when you want it, in either active or passive mode.
Pretty sure @gustobassman did this.Has anyone added an always-in-circuit passive tone control with the Tone Capsule? I'm thinking that using a no-load tone pot would be a good way to have more control over the top end when you want it, in either active or passive mode.
Has anyone added an always-in-circuit passive tone control with the Tone Capsule? I'm thinking that using a no-load tone pot would be a good way to have more control over the top end when you want it, in either active or passive mode.
Pretty sure @gustobassman did this.
