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SnakeAnthony said:
First let it be said that three of my many bass idols are on this post (Jauqo, Jean Baudin, and John Turner). Given this had been in person I would shake your hand or bow down to you or something, but its not, so I wont. Secondly, despite the fact that Alizee is married, she would gladly leave him for me, because I'm cool like that :) I wish....
Thirdly, Lokire, your Ken Lawrence is very, very cool. Its very similar to something I have in mind that will be built one day. Would you mind giving the specs? Or at least what the top wood is? And one final question.... what pickups are in Marchlewski basses?

wow, thanks snakeanthony. :) honored to be mentioned in such illustrious company.
 
SnakeAnthony said:
....And one final question.... what pickups are in Marchlewski basses?

As the urologist said to the octagenarian "DEPENDS"

My Marchlewski has bartolini pickups and pre-amp. The one that AJ Brown had and recently sold (I forget who it was made for) had Nordstrands. Bottom line is, you can tell Jake what you want.

Peace,

James
 
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rawdogg360 said:
there all nice basses..but most of them are all the same body style..I mean I know if you find something that works keep it but ..If your buying a custom bass dont you want to be a little different?I'm gonna get hammered for this but I had to speak... :eyebrow:

mine may all have a similar body style, but they are far from the same bass. 2 are hollow bodies, half are fretless, all have different electronics and pickups. some have synth pickups built into the bridge. they all sound very different.