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SHOW YOUR FAVORITE JAZZ BASSES!

Here are my babies...

2005 MIA Jazz with Audere pre-amp, Badass III bridge and purple DR strings.

and my 2006 MIM V string with Quarter Pounders p/u

They get me through the night!!!
 

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A little gift that literally just fell into my stocking for christmas!

Nothing too flashy here, just a sweet playing workhorse bass.
A vague history reveals this is a squire deluxe active bod
married to a mighty mite fender licensed neck
Badass bridge string thru back of neck pro-sanded and fast
Supposedly put together and set up at gibson here in nashville.
Strung with DR lo riders stainless...stock(i suppose?!?) pickups.
Plays like butter.....or gravy even......

traded a 350$ kurzweil synth for it on christmas eve
did i score?.......sure feels like it me
some cell pics below.......
btw i still have a tbc JT500-JJ for sale or trade.

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Good point, and one of the reasons I prefer the passive single-coils. Do those vintage '62s still come with the brass ground plates?



Yes, position is part of it, but also the pickups on the P-bass from 1957 on are humbuckers. Yeah, I would cut the volume on the bridge pickup for that P-bass tone, and the pickup is close enough to where the P-bass pickup should be to get a similar tone.



LOL! More wear and tear then you know! There isn't much left of it. We played a private party in a friend's yard a number of years ago, he had a stage set up and everything, right next to the barn and various left over bits and pieces of vehicles. I think there was even a small bus there. Those kinds of shows are always fun, much more relaxed. :D


Hmm, I'm not sure about the brass plates. They have cloth wire and it looks like non-flush magnets...don't know about the plates though.

Understood about the P pickup tone.

Oh yeah, private party with friends -- always fun.
 
Ok Bro... here's my prized possession. Body was damaged in the early 80's and I had my guitar tech make me the Hog/Maple body. Nice, deep cutaway. Orig. Badass w/brass saddles and bridge.
70's OBL P-90 pickups really give ya that Jazz Honk. Like Tommy Shannon to the "T". I keep it in Eb just for the SRV covers at gigs...
Been thinking on a real replacement body once I sell the '74 Ric.
Cool Thread BTW...
Hawk

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