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Let's See Your 3 or More Pickup Basses..

I think that Lakland of Harry's has the most:

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Very nice.

How do you like your tones?

I see you have lots of on/off toggles but no volume switches..

I'm happy with the sounds. It's bright, aggressive, and doesn't stay in its corner. There are no knobs because I don't like knobs. Obviously I like options, just not if they're infinitely variable. :) Full details are in the link.
 
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The last time someone asked this question I posted a pic of my Lakland Skyline 55-02D because I tend to think of the two coils in that bridge humbucker as two separate pickups.
 
Oh, another excuse to post my mod? You talked me into it:

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I said it before, and now I obviously say it again: That bass is a true beauty drool


Wouh! This is really cool as well!

Absolutely love the futuristic shape!

Also quite bold to chose a pink bass, and even if I don't normally like basses with fret boards made of light colored wood, maple I presume, I must admit that if the bass absolutely had to be pink, it would be the wood that would suit it the best.

I have some fantasies including 3 pickup basses as well, and this is how I imagine them looking:

My Ibanez Mikro which currently have a P/J set of EMG Geezer Butler pickups installed, in this picture photomanipulated to also yield a Seymour Duncan Rickenbacker neck pickup as well in the far neck position (should be just possible, if a quite tight fit):
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My dream bass, which I designed with the help from the template on Halo Custom Guitars homepage and a piece of my own artwork:
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