Can't go wrong with a Lull P4. I love mine! Of course, his active and passive J's are great, too.
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Can't go wrong with a Lull P4. I love mine! Of course, his active and passive J's are great, too.
On a side note, is this list price for a P4 still $3200 or has there been a price increase? I see a P4 on BassNW's site that shows the list price as $3500.
Those will be killer basses. Was just at Mike's shop yesterday and played a number of basses, including a PJ4 with the Nordy P/DC combo. It was all passive and pretty full sounding. Also tried a Bryan Beller Sig that was pretty incredible.
Ahh, gotcha. Thanks for the clarification.The current List Price on the P4 is indeed $3200. The P5 is $3500, maybe that's the confusion?
EDIT - scratch that, I found the bass on Bass NW's site. The $3500 includes the hardshell case which is a $300 List upgrade.
I messed around with it for a few minutes and my experience matches yours. The volume stayed pretty consistent throughout the range of the blend. It was definitely a good sounding bass, but I preferred the PJ I played with Fralins. There was also a P4 with the Aguilar hot P in it that Mike had at NAMM. It was a good feeling and playing bass, but the Aggy pickup left something to be desired.I don't know if you had a chance to mess around with the pickup balance much, but if you did I'd be curious if your experience matches mine. What I really dig about the P/DC setup is that you can blend the two pickups all over the place, and the volume and tone changes are never drastic. It's so smooth, and the tones are so good. I'm 95% sure my next bass is going to be a fretless PJ4 w/ those pickups in it.
So I ask for clips of some basses I CAN afford and you go and make an amazing clip of one I cannot afford? You are a shrewd businessman, Mr. Bump.
Throw in your chops as part of the deal and we can talk.