NBD, and I couldn't be happier!

[fourstringbliss]

Not sure what all you said there, but it sounds awesome!! Would love to hear sound samples when you are done.

Here you go! I got the wiring finished and recorded some little clips. The bass line is just simple scale-like runs. Nothing interesting or especially well played, but it's something.

The distinctions between the settings doesn't seem to be as obvious as they are through my amp, but it'll give you an idea. I also realized that the ones where I go from bridge to both to neck I was anchoring my thumb on the neck pickup so that setting is louder than the other ones.

The first one is switching between parallel, single, series and OMG with both pickups on the neck:



The rest are each setting with bridge pickup, both pickups, neck pickup:

 

[SgtHulka]

Here you go! I got the wiring finished and recorded some little clips. The bass line is just simple scale-like runs. Nothing interesting or especially well played, but it's something.

The distinctions between the settings doesn't seem to be as obvious as they are through my amp, but it'll give you an idea. I also realized that the ones where I go from bridge to both to neck I was anchoring my thumb on the neck pickup so that setting is louder than the other ones.

The first one is switching between parallel, single, series and OMG with both pickups on the neck:



The rest are each setting with bridge pickup, both pickups, neck pickup:

Very interesting. I see what you mean but I can definitely hear voicing differences. Thanks for posting these. Ironically I thought the OMG setting was the most toned down of the 4.

 

[fourstringbliss]

Very interesting. I see what you mean but I can definitely hear voicing differences. Thanks for posting these. Ironically I thought the OMG setting was the most toned down of the 4.

I think I recorded that one at a different time so the volume levels weren't normalized.

 

[Phlipper]

Here's a pic that shows the nut is actually 1.5" wide!

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Where are your socks, young man? You'll catch your death of cold!



BTW ... nice bass. Played G&L Legacys for 20 years in bar bands and loved every Tribute bass I've tried.