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isn't that the q5 bassman had for sale? if so, he did mention that it's an emg bqc system (vol/pan/concentric bass-treble/concentric mids).Hey all! I have a beautiful 1995 Q5 I got from a TBer last month, I was hoping to get some help on figuring out what the tone knobs specifically do. Total noob here on these controls, I'm coming from a Jazz Bass!
I'm going for a bassier/reggae tone, I'm already favoring the neck pickup that is giving me a lot of bass and super impressed with how it's sounding. But I'm not too sure what the stacked knobs do. I seem to be losing a bit of volume on the D and G strings as I have it right now, which is just flat.
http://i.imgur.com/HvxcboT.jpg
Any insight would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks!
Describe?? What happened? The boards on TBX's usually are Ebony and not Phenolic. At least I thought. I know my pre-TBX neck thru has a Phenolic board, but it seems to me that it might be the exception and not the rule
The boards on TBX's usually are Ebony and not Phenolic. At least I thought. I know my pre-TBX neck thru has a Phenolic board, but it seems to me that it might be the exception and not the rule
Really? Based on all the ones I've seen -- which admittedly is only a handful, and were all early models (pre-reissue) -- I would have wagered just the opposite was true, that phenolic was the norm. Modulus didn't even start using wood fingerboards until what, the mid-1990s?
My TBX is a 91
who has some interest in some unofficial modulus shirts? I do some printmaking and was thinking about experimenting with some stuff.