Wow, I really like the fretless. Would you be so kind as to share the specifications of this bass?
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Sure, glad you like it..
Body is mahogany, body top and headstock veneer is ziricote, neck is a 3 piece of maple, wenge, maple. Fingerboard is ebony, as are the control knobs. Hipshot tuners and type "A" bridge. Bartolini passive jazz pick-ups. At the moment its wired volume-tone, volume-tone, but didn't work as well as planned, so I'm gonna change that at some stage. Thickness at nut is 1 and 9/16'' and fingerboard radius is 14''. Scale length is 34''. Don't have a weighing scales but it's pretty heavy!
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wow, a fellow Career-owner! :) I see you changed the truss rod cover, did you change anything else?
I find that if either volume is even slightly higher then the other, it really takes over and renders the the tone control on the pick-up with lower volume pretty much useless. Seemed like a good idea at the time, I thought I would have some great tonal options with one pick up bright and the other dark etc.. but I need to have a re-think on that one!Very nice wood combos. What was it that you didn't care for about the controls?
I find that if either volume is even slightly higher then the other, it really takes over and renders the the tone control on the pick-up with lower volume pretty much useless. Seemed like a good idea at the time, I thought I would have some great tonal options with one pick up bright and the other dark etc.. but I need to have a re-think on that one!
wow, a fellow Career-owner!I see you changed the truss rod cover, did you change anything else?
Thanks Mike, luckily it's a great player too. Rock solid and great tone.Mule that is really nice.