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Quoted this old post to see if you still have it?
I'm getting ready to route my bass and do something similar. So a couple a questions, did you route it yourself and does the single volume and tone work both pickups simultaneously?
Anyways, I like this bass and the clean look so I think more pics needed.
I'm getting ready to route my bass and do something similar. So a couple a questions, did you route it yourself and does the single volume and tone work both pickups simultaneously?
Anyways, I like this bass and the clean look so I think more pics needed.
Just got this 1993 Fender Japan P Bass lyte from a local guy, and it plays really well. It doesn't sound like a traditional Fender PJ at all.
I'm also quite lucky to have a neck with natural flamed maple… it looks kinda cool.
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1999 Fender American Hot Rod Precision Bass. Passive. Volume, volume, tone. An absolute workhorse.
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Sold my last MusicMan Caprice when I moved cross country .
Finally was able to replace it.
Finally was able to replace it.
Geez! Those pole-pieces remind me of a line from the White Zombie song "Black Sunshine", "…like a slug from a .45!"
Geez! Those pole-pieces remind me of a line from the White Zombie song "Black Sunshine", "…like a slug from a .45!"
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, Yes but they look like standard EBMM Pole pieces to me.Wandering; does 1 big pole piece work better than 2 small ones?
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Spector Euro 4LX and Yamaha RBX270L
Spector Euro 4LX and Yamaha RBX270L
Is that one of the new, MIJ Fender Boxer reissues or an O.G. Jazz Bass Special?
It’s the Boxer reissue. Very comfortable to play and sounds really good.
Just wanted to say how much I’m am enjoying my SB2! I’ve been in a pretty big P bass phase the past few years, but these PJ pickups sound sooooo good. Usually full on , or J slightly behind the P. I use it a lot at home for play-alongs, sounds great in my blues band… I even used it in my bluegrass band at last rehearsal, I’m enjoying it so much! 
My learner bass, a cheap Glarry. I should have done this decades ago.
When you want black, you mean BLACK! Nice sir!
Sadowsky NYC PJ, Brazilian RW fingerboard.
80's Aria Pro II IGB-50, with DiMarzio PJ Set pickups. Sounds amazing and is a joy to play, very comfortable and fast neck.
