After a long research & even a longer decision period, my custom bass project is finally finished and i wanted to share the joy with you I already have a G&L L-2500 (2 humbuckers) and a Ibanez SR-1405 (2 single coil pickups) so i wanted a P/MM configuration. I really liked Delano pickups and preamp; very clean and powerful and also very good chosen frequencies on the eq, no noticeable volume differences between active/passive. Thanks to luthier Erdem Koca, the neck is very fast and easy to play, the fretwork and finish is amazing, also the B string is very tight and useful, better than my other 2 basses. It weights 4.2 kg (9.25 pounds). Specs: Body: Honduras Mahogany Top: Flame Maple / Cocobolo Neck: 5 piece Wenge (with Carbon Fiber Rods) Fretboard: Ebony Nut: Warwick Just A Nut III Frets: Warwick Bell Bronze Frets Bridge Pickup: Delano MC 5 FE/J Neck Pickup: Delano PMVC 5 FE/M2 Preamp: Delano Sonar 3 MS/E Tuners: Hipshot Ultralite Bridge: Hipshot A Style Brass (17mm) - Mid Frequency Select switch - Series / Parallel / Single Coil switch - Active / Passive (Push-Pull) * Made by talented luthier Erdem Koca. (He currently lives in Istanbul/Turkey but he will move to USA soon) You can check his awesome work; Erdem Koca Guitars Erdem Koca Guitars (@erdemkocaguitars) • Instagram photos and videos {} {} {} {} {} {} {}
That is beautiful! The thumbs don't blow up to full size - might be worth editing the post to include full size photos for something as sexy as that...at least for a couple of the main shots. The woods are amazing and I love the sandwich look. I also like that you have reverse P - in my opinion, it's the one thing Leo got wrong. I have not tried it, but have heard that Delano makes one of the best sounding MM pickups out there.
It's strange cause thumbs work in my browser but here are the full size photos And yes i think reverse P is better {} {} {} {} {} {} {}
