...and an extra string tree?Here's my mods. Gotoh bridge, Schaller machine heads, GHS flat wounds.
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...and an extra string tree?Here's my mods. Gotoh bridge, Schaller machine heads, GHS flat wounds.
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Here's my mods. Gotoh bridge, Schaller machine heads, GHS flat wounds.
I'm a Schaller bridge fan myself. Looks great though. Did you really need the extra tree or was it a "I'll just stick this here for no reason" thing.Here's my mods. Gotoh bridge, Schaller machine heads, GHS flat wounds.
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...and an extra string tree?
"Did you really need the extra tree or was it a "I'll just stick this here for no reason" thing."
The shaft of the Schaller tuners are longer than the originals, with insufficient break angle off the nut. The tree fixed it. (I'll always know it's mine).
View attachment 1186030 The Warman pick-ups in place. Tomorrow I will test them with the band.
I hope they sound as good as they look!
Possibly. Too late after already cutting and stringing.Couldn't you just leave the strings longer, and cause more wraps, increasing the break angle? (maybe I'm missing something)
Hi arloko, you're going to love your new bass. I fitted a Seymour Duncan SJB-2B BLK (currently €69 at thomann.es or €71.21 on eBay.es with free postage) to mine. I also put a SPB2 (€80 Thomann/€78.58 eBay.es) on and it's a whole new instrument.
About the bridge, again, I can only tell you what I did, but the Gotoh 201-B 4B (eBay again €58.37 ) is a perfect fit for the Jag.
Agree. I'm using only the P pick up. The bridge pu just doesn't sound good to me. Couldn't the "jazz" pick up be bypassed by soldering together the two wires connected to the pick up (completing a circuit but not using it)?...The P pickup is quite good on the jag SS...If I were to mod the electronics I would probably consider an isolation switch to completely remove the bridge pickup from the cicuit. Really it's not necessary and that's just me liking the sound a pure P can give.
No, the problem isn't really the pickup, but the Volume pot and how it drags down the signal when using only one pickup. I have replaced one pot with one with a pull switch which breaks the connection to the J-pup and its volume pot. The result is a more powerful sounding P-pup.Agree. I'm using only the P pick up. The bridge pu just doesn't sound good to me. Couldn't the "jazz" pick up be bypassed by soldering together the two wires connected to the pick up (completing a circuit but not using it)?