No deviation at all.
An explanation of that insanity would be very "on-topic".
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An explanation of that insanity would be very "on-topic".
sure,,
iirc the MIKRO has a 28.5 ( i believe ) scale length
there are string manufacturers that make that length, but you're stuck with the gauges they dictate
there is a plethora of 34" scale strings on the market, rounds, flats, ect, ect, in ANY gauge
i choose to run those
iirc the MIKRO has a 28.5 ( i believe ) scale length
there are string manufacturers that make that length, but you're stuck with the gauges they dictate
there is a plethora of 34" scale strings on the market, rounds, flats, ect, ect, in ANY gauge
i choose to run those
I suspected as much so what gauge are you running at what tuning?sure,,
iirc the MIKRO has a 28.5 ( i believe ) scale length
there are string manufacturers that make that length, but you're stuck with the gauges they dictate
there is a plethora of 34" scale strings on the market, rounds, flats, ect, ect, in ANY gauge
i choose to run those
it's currently strung with a set of D'Ad Balanced nickels tuned E standard
running Lawrence P46/J45 pickups with a rotary 3way switch, this cheap little bass sounds & plays wonderfully
running Lawrence P46/J45 pickups with a rotary 3way switch, this cheap little bass sounds & plays wonderfully
Old school:
71 P fretless, added the Dimarzio J in late 70s. Had a 65 fretted neck on it at the time, put the original neck back on this year. Original owner, bought it when I was 17.
71 P fretless, added the Dimarzio J in late 70s. Had a 65 fretted neck on it at the time, put the original neck back on this year. Original owner, bought it when I was 17.
Hey guys just in the process of selling one of my PJs with the intent of adding a J to an existing P bass. I don't want to move the jack to the side of the bass or route further forward. I'm thinking of going blend/tone no volume. I saw a couple guys did that, can you share your thoughts? I've mostly been a jazz bass guy and the PJ I have is wired VVT so I'm pretty comfortable with that layout.
Yes that is an option as is a 3 way switch. As I said I have mostly been a jazz player with VVT, I've only used the volumes for pickup balance and I never turn the volume off unless I'm soling a pickup. I use a tuner inline during gigs and also have a mute switch on my amp.
With the audio taper pots it's not easy to balance a PJ set with VVT so I thought a blend may be a better option.???
With the audio taper pots it's not easy to balance a PJ set with VVT so I thought a blend may be a better option.???
I'm in..All Warmoth.Paint is ReRanch Burgundy Mist.
not sure if there is one, but there should be a sea foam bass club haha.
I've not tried wiring mine up V B T but I have had it V T 3 way switch, and it's currently V V T. From what I've read around here the blend option is the least appealing (do some searching you'll find some explanations). I'd suggest going with a 3 way switch or stacked pots. You could even go V V T T if stacked.
I'm not arguing with you if you know something that I'm not aware of please share. That's why I'm asking.
