Chef
In Memoriam
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Chef
In Memoriam
That is a pretty f'n cool bass man! The color is great, the pickup amazing, the only thing I don't like is the input jack, but that's a mike watt thing, he does that to his basses, I'd probably throw a less bulky bridge on there too. Does it sound like a mustang or an sg, or a combination of both?
It's a counterweight. Balances things out a little. It's still a little head heavy, so I may move the strap pin to the upper horn.
@Calexia13, it sounds like an SG with a Precision pickup.
Chef
In Memoriam
It didn't do anything for you 3 years ago when I bought it either.
Hey I'm consistent yay!
If it works for you;
That works for me :>)
Was looking through pics from our last gig and came across this one. The color is sometimes a little difficult to capture, but this pic does it pretty well. I try (and buy) other basses, but I keep coming back to this one. Love my Rev PJ.
Beauty! Mine is the Moroccan Gold, supposedly the review bass sent to Bass Player in 2003:
Can anyone confirm the position function of the parallel/single coil/series switches on the BH5?
If I remember correctly:
back = parallel
middle = single coil
forward = series
Except that in playing position, the switch moves up and down not forward and back.
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Do you happen to know if the heel pocket on these is identical to the heel pocket on the BH5? I know Brad has a BH5 body with a Mercalli neck.
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