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The Mike Lull Club Part 4

Just wanted to chime in again. This baby should be getting some play this summer
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Thats pretty hot...
70's spaced back pickup? I take its the 34" scale since Mike moves everything up when He goes to 35" scale.

I almost went this route for my last one with a reverse P.
 
Thats pretty hot...
70's spaced back pickup? I take its the 34" scale since Mike moves everything up when He goes to 35" scale.

I almost went this route for my last one with a reverse P.
Thank you! This picture really shows the depth of the transparent black:
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Thanks to Blueberry Hill Bass for the Bass and the photos.

Actually it is still 35 inch scale. I'm not sure how he placed it actually, but it certainly sounds like a 70's placement for a jazz p'up. Thank you for the compliments!
 
Thanks to Blueberry Hill Bass for the Bass and the photos.

Actually it is still 35 inch scale. I'm not sure how he placed it actually, but it certainly sounds like a 70's placement for a jazz p'up. Thank you for the compliments!

Whoa...Cool...
It looks like that J is pulled back in the position. Huh, Well I now know what I will be chatting with Mike about next.
 
I'm a Lull 34" owner now. I had to get use to the 18mm spacing, but starting to feel comfortable now. Both have the custom Duncan's installed. Bart pre in one and Aguilar in the other one. I'm a period correct guy, RW/Alder Maple/Ash.
 

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I have just lowered the action (a lot) on my PJ4 from where I had originally set it (to Fender spec) and I cannot believe how low it is with no fret buzz what so ever!
I have never owned a bass that goes this low, hats off to Mike he certainly knows how to make a great neck
 
I took out the pan pot on all my Lulls and put in a 4 way rotary switch.
This way I can add series wiring and it is awesome.
I'm a fan of the Nordsrand Pickups with Bart pres in series.