ya and I really loved the evh paint jobs. can't wait until I start messing around with mine, I'll be updating with pics on the way
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Modded Basses
- Thread starter Definitely
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- Nov 9, 2009
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- Endorsing Artist: Reunion Blues, 64 Audio, Mesa Engineering, Ernie Ball.
Thanks for the compliments on the Geddy. Pics definitely dont do it justice. The shade of white is actually Cadillac OEM pearl white with a black pearl competition stripe. Pickguard is painted to match the white. It really sparkles.
Sanchez83 said:
could you post the pic again? I can't view it because the picture after it is big and covers yours when I view as a slideshow
wow I do like that, where did you get the thing that goes over the pickups I've been trying to find one
Definitely said:
Its just a J-bass pickup cover. If you do a google search, there are plenty of retailers. I think mine was right around $15.
This is my latest that I just started inspired by 70's era Santana bassist Doug Rauch:
A Fender California series P/J.
Curtis Novak Mudbucker, Charlie Christian P, and Jazz.
Tone Styler tone control.
5 position switch plus push/pull pot to access all possible Pu combinations.
Fender high mass bridge
New pick guard in black.
A Fender California series P/J.
Curtis Novak Mudbucker, Charlie Christian P, and Jazz.
Tone Styler tone control.
5 position switch plus push/pull pot to access all possible Pu combinations.
Fender high mass bridge
New pick guard in black.
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This is a Squier Affinity P bass with alder
body and an Original Fender 62 pickup.
It has a 22 fret neck with a 9 inch radius.
It is thinner than any Ibanez neck and
just as thin as any Ibanez neck. It is
very playable.
The pickup is moved 5/8 inch south.
(5/8" closer to bridge)
That makes it more punchy with a fast
playable neck. It still pumps out a lot of
bass when plucked closer to neck. It
seems to have more flexibility.
Tabdog
body and an Original Fender 62 pickup.
It has a 22 fret neck with a 9 inch radius.
It is thinner than any Ibanez neck and
just as thin as any Ibanez neck. It is
very playable.
The pickup is moved 5/8 inch south.
(5/8" closer to bridge)
That makes it more punchy with a fast
playable neck. It still pumps out a lot of
bass when plucked closer to neck. It
seems to have more flexibility.
Tabdog
This is a 2000 MIM P bass body with Duncan SP3
Quarter Pounder pup. It has a one piece maple
Squier neck. The fret board and neck are one
piece. It is the same width as a P bass neck,
but thinner.
I have ROTO 77LD flats on this bass and It
reeks VINTAGE P BASS SOUND
Tabdog
Quarter Pounder pup. It has a one piece maple
Squier neck. The fret board and neck are one
piece. It is the same width as a P bass neck,
but thinner.
I have ROTO 77LD flats on this bass and It
reeks VINTAGE P BASS SOUND
Tabdog
It came off one of those DeArmond Pilots. It's an
amazing neck, but the bass itself was not as nice.
I painted a Samack neck and put it on the DeArmond.
Now it's all black,
It is a nice starter bass,
Tabdog
