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NBD———Teaser!

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Thanks! As to the bridge, I really just like the feel and look better. I can't say for sure if it adds sustain or increases tuning stability. I palm mute a lot and it works well with my playing style.

I put an [allegedly] high mass bridge on my J. I don't really think it made a difference, but, like AN, I like the look better.

Also what does palm mute sound like on a bass? Maybe I'll start borrowing that technique...
 
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Nice bass @AncientNoob , rock it proudly. Love my 50's MIM. The maple neck on yours looks sweet. Still have the stock bridge on mine but I did swap out the pickups for some Wilde (Bill Lawrence) P pickups. Gave me more volume, more color and a lot more even tone across the strings.
Did your dog like the new bass?
TYVM! Actually, he doesn't care which bass I play, as long as I play. He doesn't really care for guitar, but when I'm playing bass, he'll hop up on the chair next to my cabinet and just lay down and watch me. I think he likes the vibes.
 
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I'll have to do that. How high do you...um..."wear" your bass, I guess? I think, if my bass was slung a little low, palm muting would be a little tough on the wrist...
Around mid torso level. It sits nicely between my waist and chest. If I'm sitting with a strap it rests very lightly on my thigh, gives my right elbow and wrist nice comfortable bends.
 
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