Those who have had a Sonus with both, do you like the wide aperture soapbars with the polyfusion or the narrow aperture singlecoils with the Bartolini pre?
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I had the soapbars with the Bart pre and loved it. I put an ACG preamp in and love it even more.Those who have had a Sonus with both, do you like the wide aperture soapbars with the polyfusion or the narrow aperture singlecoils with the Bartolini pre?
i've always been more of a j type guy, so definitely narrow.Those who have had a Sonus with both, do you like the wide aperture soapbars with the polyfusion or the narrow aperture singlecoils with the Bartolini pre?
Never have. Both of my Zon's had the Bart pre, which I liked a lot. I just like what I can do with the filters (ACG) more.@kesslari have you had a polyfusion?
@kesslari have you had a polyfusion?
I would try it again on a dual pickup instrument though.

Random question to the Zon community... Anybody know who winds Joe's UltraSonic strings? My bass came stock with the Nickels and I found them pretty impressive. Flipped to the DR Pure Blues recently though.
I’ve posted my fretless previously in this thread:
Official Zon Club Part 5
This is an older Sonus without the truss Rod. But the neck is just perfect as is. I tried the East preamp before settling on the Pope. Big thing with the Pope is that the lower mids can be dialed in to perfection. Great fretless.
i personally prefer 250, but 330 is nice.I notice that the Pope and the Polyfusion have the same freq for the low mids @330hz. That really is a nice frequency center.