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new Hanewinckel 6-string has arrived!

Forgot this one :D

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OK, here's the first more proper recording done with this bass. Other than the drum loops, all the sounds are from the new bass:

- opening slap riff is the "outside" coils; it begins "amplified" and slowly transitions to completely direct and clean

- jazz guitar is "inside" coils, thru an Alembic preamp

- strummed chords is the "right" coil of the bridge pickup (the closest coil to the bridge), thru the Alembic and with some chorus

- picked bassline is all 4 coils, again thru the Alembic, with a tiny bit of flange
 
Beautiful! I have a Signature 5 that Pete built for me about a year ago that I absolutely love. He does great work. I was one of those folks who was always looking for something better until I got my Hanewinckel. The more I play this bass, the more I like it.
 
It is utterly beautiful!

Very interesting and good-sounding pickup setup.
Can you tell us how the pickups are wired? I'd like to see if I can wire my bass in a similar fashion (mine also has two dual-coil pickups).

thanks
 
Thanks everyone!

BTW - the strings on it for that recording are GHS Progressives (I think). They were new when I got it on Friday, but by last night they'd lost a lot of "zing". They're not dead, but they're pretty solidly in the "middle" of life right now.
 
geshel said:
elros - I don't have the exact schematic, but I think there are some examples on the Bartolini website of how to wire up a dual coil to a three-way switch so you get either coil or both in parallel.
I'd just like to thank you Geshel very officially for posting those sound clips earlier, they got me inspired and I did a bit of modding my own axe, and it sounds better now than I ever imagined it would! I'm very happy about it, thanks a lot!

Here are more details, photos, wiring diagram and sound clips.
 
elros said:
I'd just like to thank you Geshel very officially for posting those sound clips earlier, they got me inspired and I did a bit of modding my own axe, and it sounds better now than I ever imagined it would! I'm very happy about it, thanks a lot!

Here are more details, photos, wiring diagram and sound clips.


sounds great man! It reminds me of my roscoe with some treble rolled off. :D