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In the works at Brubaker...

Brad, any idea on what the price point is on these?

I think I read on the FB page that it would be "affordable to most or all Brubaker players" . . . something like that . . . whatever that means.

Could you please PM me with at least ballpark pricing, for the 5's - active and passive, if you can't post that info on TB at this time.

Thanks!
 
. . . Sports the new Aguilar humcancelling single coil J pickups. David DeMarco wired the four controls: neck volume, bridge volume, master volume with push/pull and passive tone control. With the master volume in the lower position it has a great full range old school passive sound. Pull it up and this sums it up nicely...
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It's hard to describe how big, full and aggressive it gets.
Moments like that don't happen often enough for me so this was especially fun. So far everyone who's heard it agrees... it's almost unbelievable. Including the folks at WMC who ordered some on the spot.
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Can you give us more detail on this passive setup please? Am I correct in guessing that the push/pull on the master volume is a series/parallel switch for the 2 J pickups?
 
Can you give us more detail on this passive setup please? Am I correct in guessing that the push/pull on the master volume is a series/parallel switch for the 2 J pickups?

These are all of the details I have on it. I don't think this is series/parallel switching, more about attenuation. I've never heard a passive bass sound like this.
 
digging the Jazz, Jerry Jemmott is playing and instructing, with here, he switches up to his old bass at 12 min or so, he says he's getting used to the brubaker bass in the vid:

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f28/jerry-jemmott-bass-player-live-2013-a-1033578/

On a side note, personally, I'm really feeling more partial to electric bass these days, as a fantastic instrument to convey musical ideas, rather than upright. May be because I played more electric, than upright in college (for music).
 
Dave Tomasi's JXB-4 30 3/8" scale

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Dave wanted a burst similar to my fretless...
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JXB-4 30 3/8" scale
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Malcolm's new KXB-6
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JXB-6 Xtreme Buckeye Burl 6
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