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The Official MARUSZCZYK CLUB!

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There is a whole thread on it!

thanks! that's always bugged me.
 
Once you have placed an order how do you check it? The website sent me a message when I set up my account saying I could check orders at anytime but I can't see anything that links to buying history. Anyone know what I'm doing wrong? All I seem to be able to do is update my personal info.
 
Once you have placed an order how do you check it? The website sent me a message when I set up my account saying I could check orders at anytime but I can't see anything that links to buying history. Anyone know what I'm doing wrong? All I seem to be able to do is update my personal info.
I've always placed my orders thru a dealer and from what I know after placing an order it's always silent radio until one day the couch picture shows up when the bass is ready and was sent from the shop in Poland to the offices of Adrian in Germany where it's inspected and he decides which basses he wants to record a video demo with.
 
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Have you received an email confirming the itemised breakdown of the specs/cost of your custom order?

Assuming that Adrian doesn't have any issues or questions about your spec, that's the only bit of confirmation you'll have until - as 1kinal pointed out - you receive your couch shot, some 5+ months later.
 
Have you received an email confirming the itemised breakdown of the specs/cost of your custom order?

Assuming that Adrian doesn't have any issues or questions about your spec, that's the only bit of confirmation you'll have until - as 1kinal pointed out - you receive your couch shot, some 5+ months later.
Yes, I've had the email plus another confirming my payment. I guess I need to be patient.
 
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I'm thinking about getting a Maruszczyk, and have been for a few years. I'm sure this has been answered many times before, and I've listened to official demos, but can the Delano Xtender pickups with Delano Sonar preamp sound pretty warm (tone), say on a Jake with an ebony fretboard? I'd like to hear from those that have experience with this combo. One last question, but from the demos I've heard, it sounds like the Times Square pickups might be a little warmer than the Xtenders?
 
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I'm thinking about getting a Maruszczyk, and have been for a few years. I'm sure this has been answered many times before, and I've listened to official demos, but can the Delano Xtender pickups with Delano Sonar preamp sound pretty warm (tone), say on a Jake with an ebony fretboard? I'd like to hear from those that have experience with this combo. One last question, but from the demos I've heard, it sounds like the Times Square pickups might be a little warmer than the Xtenders?
I have the Delano Xtenders in a headless I built with a Noll 4-band. I think they're great pickups, warm and organic sounding.

Playing just passive with a tone control rolled back a bit and they sound very full. I also have wired them for series/parallel/single switch.

Based on that, I've bought a couple of additional sets for builds I'm doing.
 
I have the Delano Xtenders in a headless I built with a Noll 4-band. I think they're great pickups, warm and organic sounding.

Playing just passive with a tone control rolled back a bit and they sound very full. I also have wired them for series/parallel/single switch.

Based on that, I've bought a couple of additional sets for builds I'm doing.
I appreciate your input!
 
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It's my turn to receive the famous couch shot!

I was happy to see that the unusual pickup positions I requested were followed. The bridge pickup is in the exact MM sweet spot and the neck pickup is very close to the P position (1/2 inch towards the neck IIRC, in order to have one inch between the two pickups). I've always found most bridge pickups too close to the bridge for my taste so it will be interesting to try. Each pickup can be runned:
  • Regular P
  • Series (all 4 coils)
  • Reverse P
I would have prefered a little less yellow and more orange in the tobacco burst finish but we'll see in person as I remember a few cases where the colors of the couch shot were not totally right for some colors. Should be here Monday. I'll post what I think once I've played it.