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This is just a quick appreciation post for my number one, The Mutt, The Machine, The Howler.
Just two gorgeous chunks of Swamp Ash, sealed in Tru-Oil, mated to a mid-90’s Mexican Jazz neck, complete with cigarette stains on the headstock and chewed up where the strings clack off the bottom of the fretboard.
Gotoh 201 bridge.
She’s been through multiple electronics swaps, is currently loaded with an EMG Geezer.
just the best pal a guy could ask for. Let’s hear it for the number ones!
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+1 for the Hum shirt!I love all my basses equally.
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But, in truth, this is (probably) my number one - View attachment 4675301
I bought this from GC online. It was listed as a Fender Highway One. It wasn't. In truth, it's (likely) a Squier body with an MIJ Fender neck. I put a generic high mass bridge and block inlay stickers on it. Plays great, sounds awesome.
Does putting a jazz neck on a P Bass affect the tone of the P much?
Does putting a jazz neck on a P Bass affect the tone of the P much?
That’s super cool
That’s super cool
You can see on the fretboard where the bass has made its money. I aspire to have a fretboard with such wear.