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Don't know if this has been done before, but I can't stop playing with this P-Bass designer, and I don't even really like P-Basses. I thought it would be fun to have a thread where you can post your favourite creations.
https://www.yajimastringworks.com/kisekae/CNV_PB/Kis90105_w1300.asp
Here's my current dream machine:
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Twin P pickups with vol/tone/3-way selector. Separate volume for the Model One on the lower horn.
What you got?
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I WIN!!!
I don't have the photoshop skills, but a '54 copy, except with a warmoth dinky P carved top body in tobacco burst satin, no pg, rear routed controls, with a hum-cancelling split single coil, and a reverse (lefty) tele headstock (tuners on bottom) - all black hw.
Actually, this is what I'm hoping to approximate with the slab P bass body I got from Wishbass.
That's cool - how does it sound? I'm imagining a bucker version of a P-bass. My custom Tele/L-2000 neck pu can come close to a P-tone (abet a bucker version) I've not seen the big Fender bucker at the P position. They were usually at the neck (ala 70's Tele bass) and players back then installed them on top of P's and J's there. It looks clean & mean - nice work!
Here is my "Deacon" bass.Got 2 already;
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The Black one is my '75 MIA and is the one all other basses are judged by.
The Green one is mostly Warmoth built on a Squier body.
I want to build one more Precision, a John Deacon tribute bass.
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