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Only Austin as far as living,Though I go to Dallas quite a bitWeren't you previously in Dallas?
Niiice!View attachment 2934642 View attachment 2934643 Squier “slick silver” Jazz .... black guard .... Kent Armstrong lipstick Jazz pickups .... threaded saddle bridge....CTS pots ...orange drop cap.... neck refinished in tinted satin nitro ....
That is pretty sleek. Somebody sand off the name from the headstock?
oops, my bad. Musta missed it, too busy looking at it. Neat color too!The neck was stripped and refinished in satin nitro, as stated in the initial post![]()
oops, my bad. Musta missed it, too busy looking at it. Neat color too!
Man, you really have an eye for style. I've liked all of your pieces from reliced to slick and polished like this one.
Beautiful, especially nice touch with the lipstick tube pickups, goes perfectly with how the rest of the bass looks.
I am kind of curious though, how does the pickup sounds?
Like how would you describe their character, output, definition, clarity, do they have most in common with standard J pickups or are they more like your typical lipstick tube pickups, or something entirely different all together?
Would love to use one of those pickups in one of my P/J basses, cause they look straight out amazing, but kind of crucial that they are capable of reproducing a tone I would be interested in as well.
Again, only on TB... never seen that style of pickups... when we're they introduced, and what was their run of popularity?
... thanks for sharing, @Dark Horse! Love the color/finish, too!