Just received #154. Seems this guy has made its rounds on TB, but what an amazing bass!
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I almost bought it myself. It's a gorgeous bass, no doubt. It belongs up here in 49'r country !
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Just received #154. Seems this guy has made its rounds on TB, but what an amazing bass!
(Obligatory crappy cellphone picture)
Yes, each pickup is 3 - way switchable. In my quick take, I prefer single coils for articulate fingerstyle and series wiring for that 'hard rock with a pic' tone. I haven't played around with the parallel setting too much yet. Keep in mind this bass also has a 2-band Glock preamp (defeatable with a push/pull pot) which also introduces a whole new pallette of tones. This bass is a serious tone monster!
Last I heard, this bass is in Japan.I was the steward of #86 for a while, out of all the basses I've owned it is one of the few I regret selling. If it had a VTC I would likely never have sold it, I should have brought it to Nino to make that change.
If the owner is floating around how is she doing? Sell her back to me!
Gotta love Nino. PM'ed me with a fix.
Last I heard, this bass is in Japan.
FWIW, I started hearing this happening on the G string on mine. My front pickup was, on examination, very high. I lowered it a little and the problem went away immediately.He recommended lowering the pickups. Thought the magnets might be pulling the strings.