I guess only I can be the judge of that--I'm sure the guitarists in my band would think a '60s P bass with flats doesn't sound all that much different than a Ken Smith with SS rounds--but:
I have a Fender Mustang: 30" scale, alder body, maple neck, rosewood board, bolt on neck, split coil mustang pickup in the middle position with La Bella flats.
Next month, I will be getting my Serek: 30.5" scale, Mahogany body and neck, ebony board, set neck, single coil (Serek's B90) in the middle position with D'Addario Tapes.
I'm worried they will sound too alike.
Now, of course the smart thing to do would've been to wait and see, but I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed. I already put the Mustang for sale on Facebook Marketplace (I've had nice Js and Ps sit on Marketplace for 6+ months, so I thought I'd start earlier) and already gotten a few offers, including one that I probably shouldn't really refuse. Maybe I should just tell them to give me a month? Then again, that's long enough for them to change their mind 10 times.
What do you like? Will they sound very alike?
I have a Fender Mustang: 30" scale, alder body, maple neck, rosewood board, bolt on neck, split coil mustang pickup in the middle position with La Bella flats.
Next month, I will be getting my Serek: 30.5" scale, Mahogany body and neck, ebony board, set neck, single coil (Serek's B90) in the middle position with D'Addario Tapes.
I'm worried they will sound too alike.
Now, of course the smart thing to do would've been to wait and see, but I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed. I already put the Mustang for sale on Facebook Marketplace (I've had nice Js and Ps sit on Marketplace for 6+ months, so I thought I'd start earlier) and already gotten a few offers, including one that I probably shouldn't really refuse. Maybe I should just tell them to give me a month? Then again, that's long enough for them to change their mind 10 times.
What do you like? Will they sound very alike?