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Show Me Your Yellow Bass!

Yes, I routed the cavity for the bridge pickup and moved the original Jay Turser pickup to the bridge position - the Jay Turser pickup is a lot more lively with more treble than your standard P-bass single coil. I put a vintage P-bass single coil in the original position. The three pots are push-pull, with switching for series-parallel, a RIC-style capacitor on the bridge pickup, and phasing. It's very versatile, with tones that range from an old school thumper to a jazz bass to a RIC, and then some. The out-of-phase on its own isn't very useable, but it works well when combined with the RIC capacitor - solid bottom end with a funky hollow top.
 
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'75 loaded with Fender CS '62RI pickup. My lightest bass.
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That's another option to investigate. I was just writing Curtis Novak to ask about whether the EB-BSX (Bisonic / Darkstar in EB format) could be squeezed into the slightly narrower humbucker format. :cool:
Curtis responded promptly:

No sorry it is not possible, but what would be RAD is I make the
Thunderbird in a standard humbucker form.
Hum-Tbird

Curtis
 

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