Redbone Patrick Vegas... his bass....

[brianrost]

Yes, just on/off toggles. There's no way to balance the pickups and some of the combinations aren't very useful because of that. I use the split P most of the time, I'll add the mudbucker when I want a murkier tone. The mudbucker by itself is too dark for my taste. The bridge pickup doesn't get any use because I don't need the extra high end, but I can see how slappers might enjoy the mudbucker + bridge combination.

 

[bobyoung53]

Yes, just on/off toggles. There's no way to balance the pickups and some of the combinations aren't very useful because of that. I use the split P most of the time, I'll add the mudbucker when I want a murkier tone. The mudbucker by itself is too dark for my taste. The bridge pickup doesn't get any use because I don't need the extra high end, but I can see how slappers might enjoy the mudbucker + bridge combination.

Brian, did you use that bass at the blues jam?

 

[brianrost]

Brian, did you use that bass at the blues jam?

Yeah, sometimes. I used to go back and forth between that and my 62 P.

 

[bobyoung53]

Yeah, sometimes. I used to go back and forth between that and my 62 P.

I would have liked to have seen it, I only remember your '62. I remember that bass from when they were current.

 

[Muziekschuur]

I would love to know (for sure) the values of the pickups in circuit. And if the three toggle switches are on/off or threeway toggles. And if so how it's setup. I would love to make a copy. How heavy is the bass?

 

[Metal Sombreros]

I see a mudbucker and a rick toaster added. A bunch of dumb switches. Cool bass!