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This is my first thread. If it has been asked before, I apologize for stirring up the dust.
Good question. Many players like a one-of-each approach in their arsenal. The P is presumably the simplest of basses, doing one thing really well. We get one we like and we stick with it. Or not... I have 2 P's, and fretted and a fretless. I really don't feel the need to get another. Interested in reasons why, especially for players such as Ed Friedland, who owns many, and they clearly each have a special place in his heart.Hello Thom. Why do you ask?
It's never a J bass with an extra pickup, is it?![]()
I think the body-type is the defining factor here, though in my opinion, the pickup configuration should be THE defining factor.It's never a J bass with an extra pickup, is it?![]()
Vanilla, chocolate and strawberry!Three:
A Sadowsky P5
Fender '63 AVRI
Fender Tony Franklin fretless