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Chi-sonic humbuckers in the hollowbody are switchable to single coil?
Is that the case for both US and skyline?
Is it a push pull on the volume?
Do they switch independently or both at the same time?
Which coils engage in single coil mode the outer or inner?
Oh yeah!! My next bass is gonna be a 55-02. I can't wait!!I just got these. My 3rd 55-02. I like the Bart's better so I'm looking for some as we speak. HIpshot is going to do my bridge black. View attachment 513241View attachment 513242
I wanted to bump this to the next page....Any idea?
I have humbuckers in my US hb. But I installed them, and didn't do the switch...in humbucker mode they are just too delicious to switch to single mode. U.S. basses used to be a toggle, not sure if they are still doing this. Skylines utilized a pull pot. I have humbucker chis in my US short scale Decade, and they use a pull pot. I think the active coils in single coil mode are the outer ones. Closest to the neck and closest to the bridge. But like I said...I never go there. Hope this helps!I wanted to bump this to the next page....Any idea?
That's what she said....I will ask him to poke his head in here...
These are Chi-buckers in MM shells. This bass has a switch to go to single coils. But, singles sound so weak, I never use em.I have humbuckers in my US hb. But I installed them, and didn't do the switch...in humbucker mode they are just too delicious to switch to single mode. U.S. basses used to be a toggle, not sure if they are still doing this. Skylines utilized a pull pot. I have humbucker chis in my US short scale Decade, and they use a pull pot. I think the active coils in single coil mode are the outer ones. Closest to the neck and closest to the bridge. But like I said...I never go there. Hope this helps!
Yummy sc!These are Chi-buckers in MM shells. This bass has a switch to go to single coils. But, singles sound so weak, I never use em.
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I can't believe that took nearly 4 hours.That's what she said
I was supervising a laboratory... it will take a minute ;-)I can't believe that took nearly 4 hours.
These are Chi-buckers in MM shells. This bass has a switch to go to single coils. But, singles sound so weak, I never use em.
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I love that bass. Definitely not for me (although in the late 90s it would've been when I wanted a Carl Thompson like Les Claypool!) but I'm happy such a unique Lakland exists and is in the hands of a cool dude.Did you buy this bass from Dr. Seuss?
I agree. I like the sound, but they are definitely thinner sounding. I almost always combine them with a full humbucker when I use them because they benefit from the additional bigness. They are far away from the sound of a traditional single coil, and with my ebony fretboard they get BRIGHT!These are Chi-buckers in MM shells. This bass has a switch to go to single coils. But, singles sound so weak, I never use em.
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