The new Sentinel short scale (posted on Ken's Instagram a couple of days ago).
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I wonder what the switch does, since that seems to be the main difference point between the sentinel and the wattplower. Otherwise they’re both shortscale basses with what looks like a set neck and one precision pickup.
Yeah I’ve got the p blades in my fat fish and I really like it. I’m definitely interested in the sentinel but I’m wondering what sets it apart from the wattplower. My first thought for the switch was different tone capacitors or something.I have absolutely no idea what the switch does. It could take the tone circuit out, like an Esquire switch does. It could also be series/parallel/phase. If it is indeed the P-Blade found in the Watt, then it's a ceramic 12k monster. I've never played a louder pickup, on guitar or bass, than the P-Blade. Either one of those options could help tame it.
Bridge position, treblier. Middle, neutral. Neck, baserI wonder what the switch does, since that seems to be the main difference point between the sentinel and the wattplower. Otherwise they’re both shortscale basses with what looks like a set neck and one precision pickup.
I like it! Combine that with a fine co trim and you got yourself some options.Bridge position, treblier. Middle, neutral. Neck, baser
It sounds great, saw him back in October with it. Many sounds and all stellar.Drooling over that new Wattplower! Glad they went back to the black pickguard too. Can’t wait to hear some sound clips of that beast.