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Man, I'm starting to like my single coils better than the slimbucker's. They just cut through everything. Played simple, at church today, and they just held it down so nice.
I know what you mean. I played a pop gig yesterday. The band had a bunch going on in the mix - keys, a bunch of sequencer tracks, a guitarist with some delay and a live drummer playing off the click. In the end, I just played my LEJ 5er clean through a Tecamp and Glock 2x12. The sound was unbelievable. While I love my tube preamp pedals and a bit of overdrive, it reminded me of how good the the LEJ with single coils sounds out of the box. Just full and warm and cutting through perfectly. It seems a shame that my job was to play about 4 root notes in different orders for the set![]()
Man, I'm starting to like my single coils better than the slimbucker's. They just cut through everything. Played simple, at church today, and they just held it down so nice.
Tell me more!!! Brian's in the process of replacing the neck broken by FedEx and we've been talking about single coils... I love the the slimbuckers and have recently been loving single coil noiseless Nordy's....
Do you miss the "big" sound of the double stacks???
PS: ANYONE ELSE, FEEL FREE TO CHIME IN???!!!
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I have a 24 fret 4 on order, mahogany body, birdseye board with blocks and binding, small frets, traditional J bass knobs, and pearloid guard in this color with a matching headstock:
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I know it's close...it's at the painter, but I am seriously getting anxious! Looking forward to seeing it in person! I have an LEJ 4 that plays and sounds KILLING, but I'm not hot on the Bluish-Sherwood Green color...thinking about getting it re-painted in either Fiesta Red, Munjibunga/Lakland Cadillac pink, or some other crazy vintage color. In the meantime, I wait. And wait. And wait. But....good basses come to those who wait!
KJung that bass is a Brooklyn Bass. They are made in Japan, if I am correct. Ken Smith supplied the wood...no KSD relation. Brian also has a rosewood/vintage gold color also. I think it's the color of your LM5.
Waiting for Brian's finish guy to get back in town...
Cool. I couldn't read the headstock, but now remember them on Brian's site. Nice looking instrument... nice updated J look!