Then save some and buy a Schecter Model-T. Fantastic build quality, PJ, separate volumes so it could be a P, and retails for less than 6 bills. The neck profile is very similar to a J.
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Who makes a passive P with a J neck?
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Then save some and buy a Schecter Model-T. Fantastic build quality, PJ, separate volumes so it could be a P, and retails for less than 6 bills. The neck profile is very similar to a J.
Just put my Lakland 44-64 custom ( Duck Dunn ) on its stand for the rest of the day... To be honest, to play that bass, with the J Neck is absolutely beautiful !!! I know that Lull basses are also awesome for their P Basses.
Yup, and the split-coil only SB-1 and recently reissued LB-100, which has a traditional alnico split-coil and thus will sound more like a Fender. The LB-100 comes standard with the #12 neck, so for a J neck you'd need to order the #6 (1.5" nut, 7.5" radius) or #8 (1.5" nut, 12" radius, and my favorite neck). The non-standard neck is a $50 upcharge. I'm battling serious GAS for an LB-100 with the #8 neck. If my past is any guide, I'll lose...and I think I'm at peace with that.
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Anyone know what weight the LB-100's are coming in at?
