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Yes, they came with non-EMG push/pull pots and the TW cables, but the solderless end had been cut to allow connection to the pots. I want to keep everything neat and easy. So, I’ve ordered two EMG pots, and they come with new cables. They should be here in a couple days.That's much better. Are you going to put switches in it for dual/single?
I’m not a fan of P/J basses with pickup surrounds. But, I’m also not a fan of the routes looking sloppy. So, I may make some.I bet you can make or buy trim rings to go around the EMG's and your bass will look sort of like a Foundation S.
I knew $25 was the price to upgrade from all maple neck to rosewood fretboard.
But $25 is reeeeealy cheap to get a mahogany body, at that price I think they would/should have sold tons of them!
And the total for the bass new was $225 in 1988? ...really? ...that's cheap.
so what's the word on the Dyna Unity Koa (active bass) vs the Unity Koa that is a passive P/J? generally how does the passive Unity Koa fall in the 'Peavey Pecking Order'?
Link?It’s on the GC used site - looks really clean. It’s sitting about 3 hrs away from me....
True, but I can’t rehearse with it looking like it did with those jazz pickups.... just too ugly! And, I never made the surrounds before finding the TWs. So, plans changed, and she will be much more attractive and versatile with the TWs!Nothing stopping you from playing it as is. I mean, it isn't pretty, but it's functional.
Also, what is this rehearsal of which you speak???
True, but I can’t rehearse with it looking like it did with those jazz pickups.... just too ugly! And, I never made the surrounds before finding the TWs. So, plans changed, and she will be much more attractive and versatile with the TWs!
As for rehearsal, I was in 3 bands a few weeks ago, with gigs scheduled for all 3. I was a fill-in, in one. Another (a mostly country band) wanted me to fill in at first, then later said I had the option of full time (guess they had to check me out first haha). The 3rd band is my main thing that I helped form a few years ago. Recently, my good buddy quit his main band and resumed playing with the first band I mentioned. And now, I have so many shows coming at me with my main band that I don’t think I have time to play with the country band (2nd one mentioned).
So, the rehearsal is with Kategory Five, the band I helped form... my main squeeze if you will. We are finally getting the attention locally that we deserve! We have the best female voice in the area, and a band (3 guys) with 30 years experience each. It’s been hard to crack through the long list of stale regular bands that have dominated the cover band scene, but we are starting to see our goal and make a little cash. My plan is to start landing the weddings and corporate gigs where we each go home with a few hundred bucks in our pockets.
Out of control drummer alert!!!!I might not have gigged it with the jazz pickups in it(though if you've seen my fretless, you'd argue otherwise), but I'd certainly rehearse with it in that state.