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Do you have any audio samples of this? I'm very interested in these pickups, but I wasn't able to find a YouTube video with jazz bass p'ups (I saw one as a PJ setup).
That looks an awful lot like a @MarkusBass photo... probably just the fact that it's a beautiful Lakland on a nice wood floor.Hollowbody Update:
Lakland informed me that they have no records for early Hollowbody basses. They indicated that early record keeping wasn't very good, but that given the specifics of the bass they agreed it was an incredibly early version. I may reach out to Michael Tobias to see if he remembers, but it's definitely a special bird. And the tone....!!
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That looks an awful lot like a @MarkusBass photo... probably just the fact that it's a beautiful Lakland on a nice wood floor.
I also have a question about my preamp...if any of you guys are Bartolini experts I'd love your thoughts.
Thread can be found HERE
Could be a bad solder from the bridge to the balance, ground or the white and red wires need a better connection to each other.
Could be a bad balance pot and in need of replacement.
Could be a pickup phase issue, which might be the mystery function of your bass pot but wired wrong or gone bad.
Thanks for that! Gives me lots of little rabbit trails to run down! I'm almost guessing it's a crappy solder...I'm hoping so...that's easy to fix!
Ok...I actually sat down with the NTMB wiring diagram and checked things out.If any of the pup wires are connected to the bass pot, then its intended to split the coils. Then there's your answer. Hopefully thats it.
That looks an awful lot like a @MarkusBass photo... probably just the fact that it's a beautiful Lakland on a nice wood floor.
I'm sure @MarkusBass has had a hollowbody on that floor too... though I think his was surf green or daphne blue or some other drool-worthy color.His has gold hardware and 1 MM style pickup in a -94 body, but similar shot and look for sure
I'm sure @MarkusBass has had a hollowbody on that floor too... though I think his was surf green or daphne blue or some other drool-worthy color.
Extremely close to my build; nice bass!