My luthier just tagged me on the photos of my bass. I added a DiMarzio Will Power to it, I can't wait to try it out later tonight!!Link Removed
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Scott in Dallas
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- Aug 16, 2005
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- Builder and Owner: DJ Ash Guitars
My luthier just tagged me on the photos of my bass. I added a DiMarzio Will Power to it, I can't wait to try it out later tonight!!
That's killer. I'd love to hear that one.
My luthier just tagged me on the photos of my bass. I added a DiMarzio Will Power to it, I can't wait to try it out later tonight!!
Is it just me, or is the pickup off-center from the neck & strings??
I did a quick run on Invalid Link Removed the night I got it. I just went through the strings, but last night I played a lot more on it and I'm in love!
Both PU's together sound like a Split Coil P-bass on steroids!!
Yeah, the G string pole pieces don't align and the output is sliiiiiiiightly lower
Yeah, the G string pole pieces don't align and the output is sliiiiiiiightly lower
I'm guessing it was made for a bass with 19mm string spacing. Have you tried raising the pickup slightly on that side to compensate?
Not yet, but that's a good idea!
I asked Larry for the most optimum pickup to get for my P-bass, the Model One or the Will Power and he said the WP was made to fit long-scale basses better... lucky I didn't buy the Model One right away
JosephGallagher 2 months ago
Larry, which pickup do you recommend better for a 34" scale p-bass? The Model One or the Will Power (Neck)?
LarryDiMarzio 2 months ago
The Will Power, primarily based on the polepiece spacing.
That would be me. Sorry about the delay. Here's everyone's newest numbers up to this date. If I've missed anyone, give me a shout.
ObeyGiant - #140
Cougmeister - #141
kucor - #142
4-string - #143
pudge - #144
bigbassmike - #145
DubnBass - #146
melikecookies - #147
Kentucky Ryan - #148
I have the 50s and 60s CV. The 50s is pretty amazing--I was thinking about ditching it while culling the herd, but couldn't--it just sounds too great, and quite versatile. So I popped an etched pinup neck plate on it (Blondie) and put it back in its rightful place alongside MIA Fender basses that cost four times as much but don't sound half as good. The 60s is perennial favorite with my son and his pals.and I totally dig the fast JB width neck. It rocks on the A and D strings. It's staying.
Still looking for sonic blue to go with my blonde. When I find it ill be saying to the missus; "hey Lucy, I got some "splaining to do'".
Is this what you're looking for?
Totally stock this is an absolutely wonderful bass.
Sorry mine is most definitely NOT for sale. This is my band mates favorite bass, more so than my '79 or '06 Fender P basses.
