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Nice...I've got a few of those bridges now and man I love them! Better than a BAII imho...Current iteration:
- AVHR body/hardware/pups
- Am Special neck/tuners
- Beige pup covers (generic)
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I'm digging the AVHR sound, the slim neck feel, and the pretty maple fingerboard. I'll probably drop in a tortie guard, and switch back to the original black pup covers.
Sorry about the crappy phone pic.
Looks perfect to meCurrent iteration:
- AVHR body/hardware/pups
- Am Special neck/tuners
- Beige pup covers (generic)
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I'm digging the AVHR sound, the slim neck feel, and the pretty maple fingerboard. I'll probably drop in a tortie guard, and switch back to the original black pup covers.
Sorry about the crappy phone pic.
Yes it does!Installed the badass. I don't know if the tone is better, but a functional bridge is better than a non functional one. Looks cool too.
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what is a pj config?My second parts-bass project : Projekt Blue II!
Here's a list of the parts I've assembled and what I've subjected some of them to;
- Mighty Mite BlueBurst Jazz body. I had it routed into a P/J configuration using as a guide a
- Fender Blacktop Jazz pickguard (+black screws). Originally, it was black/white/black. That blue/purple scarab effect along the edge comes from a trick I developed using a simple Sharpie permanent marker, same as I did to my Blacktop Jazz bass.
- Black Allparts Control Plate (+Fender Jazz Knobs).
- Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar neck (love the painted headstock+rosewood+blocks!) and Fender "F-Style" neck plate.
- Seymour Duncan SPB-3 Quarter Pounder pickup.
- Fender Super 55's Split-Coil Jazz pickup.
- Stellartone Tonestyler Bass TEN
- Black Hipshot aluminum bridge, Ultralite tuners and Drop-D tuner.
- Ernie Ball Cobalt Strings (45 to 100).
- Black Planet Waves Elliptical End Pin strap buttons.
- Black vintage style string retainer.
Once I had all the parts, I assembled what I could on my own. Then I handed it off to the tech at my local Guitar Center who did the routing, wiring and installed the last of the pieces I didn't trust myself to get right. As always, he did a great job!
Speaking of electronics, I love P/J configurations, but what makes this stand apart from the others I own is the wiring. I decided I wanted to try out a Volume/Blend/Tone(styler) config. So far, it, along with my choice of pickups and strings, have yielded some interesting results. But in the long run, I got what I wanted; a sound that's "beefy" with the extra "bite" from the extra bridge pickup. As an extra, unforeseen bonus, the whole package weighs in at exactly eight pounds.
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what is a pj config?
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It is the combination of a Precision style split pickup and a Jazz style single coil pickup, much like the bass pictured in Gorn Captain's post above yours.
thanx drummer 5359 . i m a newbie .dont know much.l
It is the combination of a Precision style split pickup and a Jazz style single coil pickup, much like the bass pictured in Gorn Captain's post above yours.
My second parts-bass project : Projekt Blue II! (updated!)
Here's a list of the parts I've assembled and what I've subjected some of them to;
- Mighty Mite BlueBurst Jazz body. I had it routed into a P/J configuration using as a guide a …
- Fender Blacktop Jazz pickguard (+black screws). Originally, it was black/white/black. That blue/purple scarab effect along the edge comes from a trick I developed using a simple Sharpie permanent marker, same as I did to my Blacktop Jazz bass.
- Black Allparts Control Plate (+Fender Jazz Knobs).
- Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar neck (love the painted headstock+rosewood+blocks!) and Fender "F-Style" neck plate.
- MIJ Precision pickup.
- Fender Super 55's Split-Coil Jazz pickup.
- Santellan Sounds wiring harness (solder-less connections, variable capacitance, series/parallel switchable)
- Black Hipshot aluminum bridge, Ultralite tuners and Drop-D tuner.
- Ernie Ball Cobalt Strings (45 to 100).
- Black Planet Waves Elliptical End Pin strap buttons.
- Black vintage style string retainer.
Once I had all the parts, I assembled what I could on my own. Then I handed it off to the tech at my local Guitar Center who did the routing, wiring and installed the last of the pieces I didn't trust myself to get right. As always, he did a great job!
Speaking of electronics, I love P/J configurations, but what makes this stand apart from the others I own is the wiring.I decided I wanted to try out a Volume/Blend/Tone(styler) config.(changed…see wiring harness above) So far, it, along with my choice of pickups and strings, have yielded some interesting results. But in the long run, I got what I wanted; a sound that's "beefy" with the extra "bite" from the extra bridge pickup. As an extra, unforeseen bonus, the whole package weighs in at exactly eight pounds.
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I didn't notice the "artistic cutaway" at first...then I did...then I blew chunks all over my laptop. I'm still getting the vomit out of the speakers and keyboard. In no way can I "like" your post LOL.Here is a 59 Frankenstein that made me sick to my stomach
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