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Tobias classic owners (up to #2044): I would love to know whats under the Bartolini Drop shoulder pickup covers, whether the pole pieces are located in the center like a jazz bass, split like a P-bass, or dual coil (2 rows).
This check can be done by touching different spots of the pickup with lets say a screw driver and listen where the signal is significantly stronger.
My MTD 435 has split, reversed Pbass type pickups.
1 or 2 blades each?My understanding is the drop shoulder pickups are blade style. His new pickups are reversed Pbass style pickups in a soapbar shell.
P-style split coilI would love to know whats under the Bartolini Drop shoulder pickup covers, whether the pole pieces are located in the center like a jazz bass, split like a P-bass, or dual coil (2 rows).
Ooohh, very pretty! What are the particulars? Looks like late-model Gibson era, bubinga top, wenge tone plate, maybe alder back? Neck, walnut and purpleheart?been a very long time since i've been here at TB. i use to hang out here a lot. please count me in. here's my classic 5.
Ooohh, very pretty! What are the particulars? Looks like late-model Gibson era, bubinga top, wenge tone plate, maybe alder back? Neck, walnut and purpleheart?
In any event, welcome back #114!![]()
Regards,
Wayne A. Pflughaupt
Administrator, Pedulla Club #45
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Pedulla Club #45
Naturally you can't fully pass judgment on a bass that you can't get your hands on, but that's certainly a stunning piece of bubinga there!Anyway, here's number #666. Barely a mark on it.