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I’d do this guy as a P, but I’d much prefer the more standard clover-style tuners. I don’t know where Shedon is with that, but I’ve seen Super J and Super P models with both clover and Y-key.



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Yeah this is a nice one also. Imho the clover style tuners go well if you go full fender look.

my current take is that if i go wenge neck, the standard black tuners will be great. But if i go with a chrome bridge… or a maple headstock, i think chrome clover tuners become mandatory.
 
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Never thought I’d own a black bass. But here it is.

Piano black gloss, Birdseye fretboard, Luminlay side dots. 7.5 lb!
 
Yeah this is a nice one also. Imho the clover style tuners go well if you go full fender look.

my current take is that if i go wenge neck, the standard black tuners will be great. But if i go with a chrome bridge… or a maple headstock, i think chrome clover tuners become mandatory.
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Black guard and hardware on white with roasted maple neck
 
Hello again everyone. Hope it has been a good year.

i just put down a spot with jfb for another custom build. With an amazing 5 and 6 string 3x ab1, i am thinking of where to go next.

the plan is a super j, or p.
- 4 strings
-wenge neck
- block inlays likely in cream or pearl white) same for headstock d.
- lumenlay side dots
- body swamp ash with vivtageburst, maybe white

here are a few i like

Any thoughts are appreciated. I have lots of time to decide. Could even go wild like i did with by ab1 sixer…. But i think this build to be a bit more down to basics. Even a straight up passive p.

I'd love to get a 37" 5-string Super P body where the neck pickup is a P and the bridge is a dual J that can go single coil to stand in as the J or Humbuck as an MM. Is that a thing? (I know the 37" scale Super is a pipe dream, I mean the pickup config)
 
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I'd love to get a 37" 5-string Super P body where the neck pickup is a P and the bridge is a dual J that can go single coil to stand in as the J or Humbuck as an MM. Is that a thing? (I know the 37" scale Super is a pipe dream, I mean the pickup config)

I thought about putting the Dingwall split-p that I have on hand into the NG I had, but never got around to performing the experiment. I think it would be way cool.
 
Also any opinions an what a super p sounds like vs a fender p? Are there any side by side videos?
You should find a clip If you youtube: “P-bass tone battle ivanbassist”. I’m not allowed to post a direct link due to the new talkbass policy :)
 
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You should find a clip If you youtube: “P-bass tone battle ivanbassist”. I’m not allowed to post a direct link due to the new talkbass policy :)
Very interesting. Particularly on the finger style, I found the Super P sounded very similar, but noticeably more mellow and smooth than the rest, while the others had a more aggressive midrange presence. With pick, the difference was minimal.
 
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Hey guys. A few weeks ago I asked if there was a way to draw out more upper mids from my DROC. I can’t find that thread (buried now). Anyway I found what I was looking for. I’m really impressed. Maybe this is well known but this, specifically with the DROC sounds amazing. The main thing was the SansAmp v1. Again I know this pedal isn’t anything new. But in conjunction with the DROC and set as I show, you can certainly draw out those elusive upper mids.
ROC on!
 
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View attachment 4945599 Hey guys. A few weeks ago I asked if there was a way to draw out more upper mids from my DROC. I can’t find that thread (buried now). Anyway I found what I was looking for. I’m really impressed. Maybe this is well known but this, specifically with the DROC sounds amazing. The main thing was the SansAmp v1. Again I know this pedal isn’t anything new. But in conjunction with the DROC and set as I show, you can certainly draw out those elusive upper mids.
ROC on!
I’ve got that version and the one which allows more mid control and Sans Amp works best with them. Just mess with the presence and drive and holy crap:woot: