I read on their forum that they had a database trouble, ordering should be back online next weekI think it has been shut for a couple days now, I was about to order stuff too!
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I read on their forum that they had a database trouble, ordering should be back online next weekI think it has been shut for a couple days now, I was about to order stuff too!
They will reverse the P pickup(s) and place them exactly where you want them, as long as you specify and provide measurements. I also paid extra for a super light body. I ended up having to add some weight via a heavier bridge and a Fat Finger on the headstock. Lightweight bodies with lightweight necks (w/ no stiffening steel or carbon rods) can contribute to the dreaded dead spot or spots on the G string, unfortunately. The bass still doesn't weigh much. But, it's not as shockingly lightweight as it could have been.... compromises LOL.How did you get them to do the reverse P pickup layout? Or did you do that?
Just to show up my Warmoth P-bass body (Shoreline Gold over mahogany) with an SX P-spec neck.
The pickup is a SD Antiquity under cream Dimarzio covers, driving a Stingray repro preamp
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Bet that sounds great! I have always wondered about putting a stingray preamp in a non stingray bass

Some progress on my build. I'm getting excited with this
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View attachment 3796652 I have to agree, they do great work!
Do it!!That's fantastic! I keep meaning to do a double or triple reverse P. The P offset is the one thing Leo got wrong IMO. Beautiful!

Bro! Covering THAT up with a slab of ugly plastic is a crime against nature. That tree gave it's life for that top!![]()
Yes, go for a transparent pickguard![]()