I am wanting to get a p bass body from Warmoth and have it routed to accomodate 2 humbuckers, each with a seperate output. Does that sound possible? I can't do the woodwork myself.
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Is this possible?
- Thread starter Dan Kahanamoku
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You mean a P Bass body? And, yeah, just contact Warmoth about it when you place your order.
But it'd be better to use a single stereo jack instead of two mono ones. Less clutter.
But it'd be better to use a single stereo jack instead of two mono ones. Less clutter.
Hahaha... head. Where did I come up with that? Yes, body.
Call me crazy but I think 2 jacks will look cool. A little something like a you-know-what...
Though, on a Ric, one is a stereo with bridge and neck on separate channels (to send to different amps) and one is a blended mono. You wouldn't use both jacks at the same time.
If you wish to do that, then by all means go for it.
If you wish to do that, then by all means go for it.
Sure you could, it's just one "stereo" jack, and one normal mono jack. The stereo jack would split the pickups into a left/right output, requiring a stereo to 2 mono cable.
Ovation's Magnum I and III models had a similar setup. I've run the bridge pickup on my Magnum I into a separate Roland Jazz Chorus guitar combo to get a really deluxe stereo swirl on top of the deep tones from the neck pup.
Yeah, that's sorta what I'm after. If I'm going to build a Warmoth, I want to do something a little different with it.
