So is this still a Strat?
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According to OP's typology that's a Les Paul Standard.
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So is this still a Strat?
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If you have a fretless Fender Precision, is it still a Precision, though?
Because?
That actually looks pretty cool!
You're not allowed to play jazz on a Gibson bass?
It's a 34" custom instrument made for Dave Meros by Ed Roman. All four pickups are traditional single-coil J's, with two in the '70s Jazz positions and two in the 4003 positions, which lets Dave easily switch between the two very different tonalities on the fly. It sounds awesome.
I think you're just grouchy/lonely and looking for a fight, lol!Then why the decades long single coil configurations? If you put the J pups on another shape body it still is then a jazz bass. I think the body shape has nothing to do with the pursuit of the "jazz tone", but just to add a "difference to the whole package. So body shape to me is not the answer.
And to think i wasted time reading this thread.
Because?
I don't play very precisely, so...So my Jazz Bass has 2 split coil skinny pickups, and I do not play much jazz, there, the cat's out of the bag.
Except for the ones that have four.And here I thought Jazz basses were defined by the presence of three knobs. Huh, who knew?
This starts and ends with you budThen why the decades long single coil configurations? If you put the J pups on another shape body it still is then a jazz bass. I think the body shape has nothing to do with the pursuit of the "jazz tone", but just to add a "difference to the whole package. So body shape to me is not the answer.