Recent content by Steve Camp

Scotch Brite worked like a charm!. thank you!! :icon_biggrin:

Thanks for the input! :icon_biggrin:

I have a mij mid 60s p- bass neck w/ a thick polyester finish, I would like to dull it a little for faster playing. steel wool?, 600 grit wet/dry sand paper? any tips??

no , it was wired correctly before, and after the route.

I built a warmoth p-bass [P-J configuration] I used a vintage style  fender 4 saddle bridge.  I didn't like the sound of the pick-up blend. the J, which is a [fralin split-jazz humbucker overwound 5%] was too close to the P- pick-up resulting in a crappy sound when blending the pick-ups.  the J-...

Here is a cheaper version.            http://store.triodestore.com/47delco100.html      also, has anyone here tried the "stellartone" tone circuit?

Do they really make that much of a difference in the tone circuit??             http://angela.com/angelacopperfoilpaperinoil047uf630vdccapacitor-2.aspx

Fantastic job on that thing!

If you are gonna shell out 1200 bucks for a [mim] and beat-up looking piece, you might as well shell out 400 more bucks and buy a Bill Nash! [at least you'll get an excellent sounding and playing piece].

thanks!.

it "feels" better, the unfinished 62 jazz profile padouk neck is great, the sustain is way better than fender, no dead spots, every note rings out, and the tone and clarity are superior.

Here is my recently completed P-J project. I was going for an Early 60s vibe, I sprayed guitar re-ranch lake placid blue nitro laquer over a topcoat of kilz white shellac based primer, [warmoth light alder body] padouk neck w/ebony board, 6105 stainless steel frets. I did a very thin coat on the...