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Here's his CS Wentz bass
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Noticeable differences:
- String Thru bridge
- Heel truss adjustment
- Duncan Basslines Quarter Pounder P pickups
And no dumb bat logo on 12!
The concert was in '06, before he got his sig. He had a Fender Custom Shop Bass around that time that his sig was based off of.Which is why i still think the one in the video is the squier..
well. i like how everyone is saying its not heavily moddified when the j neck is a heavy mod to begin with.
unscrew 4 screws
change necks
shim if necessary
tighten 4 screws
re-string
if you can't do it, a Luthier could... in about 6 seconds. it's so simple that this post doesn't need punctuation or capitalization
the end
+1
It would be a "heavier" mod to try to put the tone knob back on.
unscrew 4 screws
change necks
shim if necessary
tighten 4 screws
re-string
if you can't do it, a Luthier could... in about 6 seconds. it's so simple that this post doesn't need punctuation or capitalization
the end
it is a simple mod by how many hybrid neck basses do you see from fender? not many. therefore its a heavy mod on a production model.
whens the last time you have seen a pbass with a jazz neck STOCK from fender. hrmm?
whens the last time you have seen a pbass with a jazz neck STOCK from fender. hrmm?
The Duff P Special, there were more, but I can't remember right now.
Well wouldn't it me easier for Fender to offer the P with an optional J-neck?
Back in the 60's they had 3 neck sizes, and you could order any with a P or J.
Yup.