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not heresy at all, I guess I was just judging by myself. I thought a Fralin PJ pair was a sweet deal. And you could still have the J sound in this bass too
No doubt! I think I just want the simplistic look and operation of a P bass. Prolly doesn't make any sense. I had an SB-2 once, and having that J pup in the back just made it too easy to noodle with for no reason. I'm wanting to get "stuck" on some gigs with nothing but a P bass, and see how things work out.
 
No doubt! I think I just want the simplistic look and operation of a P bass. Prolly doesn't make any sense. I had an SB-2 once, and having that J pup in the back just made it too easy to noodle with for no reason. I'm wanting to get "stuck" on some gigs with nothing but a P bass, and see how things work out.

I see) well, I play or have played with quite a few bands so I always think of getting as much of usable options as I may need. Or bringing all of the basses I wanted to the stage would make me a strange fame :D
 
better pic of my sonic blue DJ

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That bass is freakin' gorgeous!
 
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