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Fender CS LOTTO Telecaster Bass

So, just to get us back on topic... No I'm not entertaining the idea of paying $6k for this (or any bass). Yes, I think building one out of parts is a fabulous idea and is in fact why I'm inquiring about the electronics configuration.

If it is like a les paul, that would be two volumes and two tones with a 3-way pickup select switch.

What's the point of a pickup select switch when you've got two volumes already? Is it just for speed?

I think I'd rather have a series/parallel switch. That way if you needed it, you could throw that switch and get a little volume boost and a little more bottom end.
 
they also have a 69 p bass relic and a 60s p bass relic thats is "LOTTO"

So, just to get us back on topic... No I'm not entertaining the idea of paying $6k for this (or any bass). Yes, I think building one out of parts is a fabulous idea and is in fact why I'm inquiring about the electronics configuration.

If it is like a les paul, that would be two volumes and two tones with a 3-way pickup select switch.

What's the point of a pickup select switch when you've got two volumes already? Is it just for speed?

I think I'd rather have a series/parallel switch. That way if you needed it, you could throw that switch and get a little volume boost and a little more bottom end.

Solo neck/blend/solo bridge.
 
Fender can kiss my ***!I just don't like how they are doing us musicians.The majority of us are blue-collar "working musicians" grinding it out in the bars.It appears to me that they like kicking a man when he's down,with the economy and all.No thanks,if I want a bass like that,I'll go to Warmoth w/$6,000.00 and have one made in a different color for each day of the week.