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This is my favorite now although I've had some pretty nice ones before. Plays just as good as she looks!
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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.![]()