Split shaft but no problem.
Ditto, looks good.
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Split shaft but no problem.
Definitely a good value!I don't have the money right now, but this seems like a good value on an uncommon color.
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Best price I’ve seen for a white Aerodyne. Still trying to find one with a white pickguard. Thought that would look cool.I don't have the money right now, but this seems like a good value on an uncommon color.
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It's an amazing bass for the price. Very playable, sturdy, versatile. You won't regret it.I literally read through every single page before pulling the trigger on this beauty. Thank you to all the aerodyne players for your help. There is a lot of good stuff in here. I feel like I earned my first post by trudging through all of it.
Mine was my first bass, and I still have it. Other basses have come and gone but I still have this one. I've replaced the pickups with DiMarzios and shielded the cavities, that keeps the noise at bay.I literally read through every single page before pulling the trigger on this beauty. Thank you to all the aerodyne players for your help. There is a lot of good stuff in here. I feel like I earned my first post by trudging through all of it.
I literally read through every single page before pulling the trigger on this beauty. Thank you to all the aerodyne players for your help. There is a lot of good stuff in here. I feel like I earned my first post by trudging through all of it.
How do the DiMarzios compare sonically? I see you can buy a complete PJ set for $129, which is totally within my budget.Mine was my first bass, and I still have it. Other basses have come and gone but I still have this one. I've replaced the pickups with DiMarzios and shielded the cavities, that keeps the noise at bay.
Enjoy and welcome to the fold.
Only thing I don't like about the necks is that I sometimes get lost on the higher frets. Something about the black fretboard, maybe. I do absolutely love the feel and playability of it though.You earned your first post just by joining 6 years ago, but we are VERY honored that you waited and shared it with us!
Congrats on the NBD. Someone else said this before me, but - Best Necks Ever. I have one in the closet for a future project.![]()
It's our pleasure, sir!I literally read through every single page before pulling the trigger on this beauty. Thank you to all the aerodyne players for your help. There is a lot of good stuff in here. I feel like I earned my first post by trudging through all of it.
Me too, on both points!Mine was my first bass, and I still have it.
That sounds like me. Of course, getting me to shut the flippity-flap up about them is the real challenge.Someone else said this before me, but - Best Necks Ever. I have one in the closet for a future project.![]()
Problem solved!Only thing I don't like about the necks is that I sometimes get lost on the higher frets. Something about the black fretboard, maybe. I do absolutely love the feel and playability of it though.
It's our pleasure, sir!![]()
I'm starting to wonder how the Black Pearl blocks would look on an Aerodyne neck. Would it be snazzy as heck or would they simply vanish into those stained fretboards? I may get a set for my Aerodyne/Blacktop Jazz hybrid.![]()
How do the DiMarzios compare sonically? I see you can buy a complete PJ set for $129, which is totally within my budget.
How do the DiMarzios compare sonically? I see you can buy a complete PJ set for $129, which is totally within my budget.
I dunno if this helps or not, but I recently had my attention grabbed by Bartolini pickups. I tried one of their BB "Classic" soapbars and really, REALLY liked the results. To that effect, I just bought one of their "Classic" Precision pickups for a P/J parts-bass. If it works out well, I'll report my findings to any/all who're interested.This is so subjective: but to me I seem to recall the stock pickups were slightly nasally sounding, the DiMarzios were meatier with more pronounced mids. They are humbuckers so that will contribute to that.


…not that anyone who owns an Aerodyne is in it for the aesthetics!
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Or labella black tapes? Guilty!OK - Everyone who’s ever strung their Aerodyne with DR Black Beauties raise your hand.![]()
OK - Everyone who’s ever strung their Aerodyne with DR Black Beauties raise your hand.![]()
…or Rotosound Nexus black polymer coated strings?Or labella black tapes? Guilty!

Apparently, it's legit…go fig!Aerodyne II?? When did that happen? Saw this on ebay.View attachment 3481653 View attachment 3481653