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My take on a custom "P-Bass"

That is SO cool... just about any sort of traditional and 'souped up' P tone you could think of. I'll look forward to hearing that one!

Its interesting, I don't have a traditional P type instrument in the house, so I don't have something to do a direct A/B with. The sounds is definitely P like, but it has its own character. Tom's bass is most certainly the most aggressive P bass you have ever heard.

Of course I had the idea that I was going to fly this home with me, but I realized that this wasn't going to work out, so its shipping to me tomorrow. It would have been real nice to play it all day today since I have the day off, but I shall have to settle for my other Skjold until I go to Wilco tonigh.
 
Looks fantastic. Any chances of posting clips? or maybe you have the chance to burn me any audio samples on a CD send over when something else is sent my way

I may be able to do that. I think I am going to trade in my Digi 002 on a 003, and once I get it all set up, I should be in good shape for recording some clips.

Tom.
 
It's been a while since I posted with regard to this bass (which is being reviewed in BGM, so I don't want to spill too many beans :smug:), so I thought I'd hit y'all with a shot of my 6-year old son, Travis, playing around with my Lion's Pride Model B:
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Well, I do have a Fender P-Bass (hot-rodded by Jack Read), an American Deluxe Precision 5, a Celinder P-Update 5, a Celinder Vintage Precision 4 (en route), and a Sadowsky P/J 5, so I kinda have the P-bass angle covered a couple times over. Though that '82 Walnut Precision Special is calling... :help:

I think youy are missing a 51-55 P, I just got a Sadowsky original P and man that is pure P HEAVEN!!!!!!!!!!
 
I just had a custom P made and received it on Monday last week. Some of the lines differ slightly from a Fender P but it looks the same at a glance. The body is ash, flamed maple neck and an Rosewood fretboard. It rocks a badass style bridge and P&J Seymour Duncan QP.

This bass has an great tone and an awesome presence in the mix. Even unplugged it is fairly loud.

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