Really?

[CaribooBass]

I have the ultimate bass.
It has the following set up;
One Warwick machine head from Jack Bruce.
One from Jaco, one from the Ox and one from Mo foster. A string from each of the artists attached. 36 inch scale with fanned frets up to the 12th fret. The rest is Fretless.
100 year old fretboard made from an old up right.
The neck is the same radius as a p bass up to the octave , fretless and a jazz up to the 26th.
The pick ups are all moveable like on Leo’s bread board testing unit. They are a P and j style, 2 soap bars and an optical. All tied into a Warwick 2 piece bridge plunged into an Ampeg cabinet.

What would it sound like and would the previous owners presence be heard?

 

[Hot Rats]

I have the ultimate bass.
It has the following set up;
One Warwick machine head from Jack Bruce.
One from Jaco, one from the Ox and one from Mo foster. A string from each of the artists attached. 36 inch scale with fanned frets up to the 12th fret. The rest is Fretless.
100 year old fretboard made from an old up right.
The neck is the same radius as a p bass up to the octave , fretless and a jazz up to the 26th.
The pick ups are all moveable like on Leo’s bread board testing unit. They are a P and j style, 2 soap bars and an optical. All tied into a Warwick 2 piece bridge plunged into an Ampeg cabinet.

What would it sound like and would the previous owners presence be heard?

It would sound like a bass....and, no. Although with the bass plunged into the ampeg, you may not hear it.

 

[Michedelic]

All tied into a Warwick 2 piece bridge plunged into an Ampeg cabinet.

Plunged? Like how Pete used to do with his guitar?

I dunno, the situation reminds me of that Johnny Cash song, “One Piece At A Time”...