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Musicman Big Al Club

here I go again.

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ok, what kind of neck is that?

I am on a bigal kick hard enough as it is and then see this




jerks;);););););););)
 
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Wow. I never took the pickguard off, and I don't have a clue. My Stingray has a hidden dummy pickup under the pg that freaked me out first time I took it off (was when the dual pickup Stingrays were still relatively new).

There is no hum w any of the Big Al SSS pickups, but I always assumed it was because they were noiseless pickups. Would be interesting if there were pickups under the hood that I never knew about - but I don't think so. I think that's what you meant by dummy coils... ?

Anyhow...

Now I'll let someone else answer :).


They are stacked single coils, so each pickup has two coils.
 
This time last year, I had only heard of the Big Al series. Just prior to the discontinuation date, I snagged my 5 SSS. I was so impressed, I bought 2 more...I'm so glad that I did. The 4SSS fretless has been a real surprise: It's become my all time favorite bass. My grandkids will be happy that I bought these...and they better not even think of EVER selling them :D
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This time last year, I had only heard of the Big Al series. Just prior to the discontinuation date, I snagged my 5 SSS. I was so impressed, I bought 2 more...I'm so glad that I did. The 4SSS fretless has been a real surprise: It's become my all time favorite bass. My grandkids will be happy that I bought these...and they better not even think of EVER selling them :DView attachment 951372


nice
 

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