Recent content by thetulipcutter

The redeemer is a definite for me now. I can't stand to play on anything that doesn't have one. And they've lowered the price to $49 now....... so..... there's no reason not to try one. The difference is amazing.

Not too many. I've heard YJM, gibson burstbuckers or whatever they're called; I've even heard a tone zone in the neck. But I guess I just am satisfied enough with the air norton that I don't go to anything else. It has a nice glassy tone that I like.

The air norton has been the only neck pickup I've ever really liked. I tried a paf pro... it's collecting dust now. I was worried about the bridge not having too good of harmonics, but it is almost as good as my evo2. The coffin case is just left over from when I through marilyn manson and...

It's simply amazing. No truss rod adjustment was needed... no anything was needed except for assembly. Specs. Reversed headstock Sperzel locking tuners Maple neck and fretboard Vintage size stainless fretwire Abalone inlays Chambered alder body Tortoise pickguard Fender vintage bridge with...

Any idea where to find one of these? I know one exists because fender put it on the signature mark hoppus bass. I just can't find anywhere to order parts from fender and I have no other ideas. I'm wanting to build a warmoth bass... but I want a vintage style string through bridge for it first...

Wow, I just tried holding my hand over the strings before the nut and played... and that's exactly what it is. I feel like an idiot now. Is there any other alternative/fix until I get trees?

I have a warmoth tele (warmoth pro wizard neck and chambered alder body) and I notice that when I play chords or single notes slightly harder than normal it makes a ringing sound that lasts a second or two after I mute the strings. It seems like its coming from the trussrod. Has anyone ever had...

I might do that in the future when I route more of the body (I'm putting a redeemer in it and I'm going to try to fit 2 9volts in the control cavity) so I can have push pull switches. But all in all I think it's going to be an awesome bass.

Awesome, thanks. I never thought about looking at seymour duncan; didn't know there were actually sets of p and j made to be sold together. But thanks again man.

I have a jazz bass with dimarzio model j in bridge and model p in neck. I cannot find anything about how to wire jazz humbuckers up. I'm wiring it up with 1 volume for each pickup and 1 tone knob. If anyone can help I'd appreciate it.

I think I'd want the middle tapped; the air norton already has a glassy tone to it. So basically... 5-way switch n/nm/m/mb/b, volume/pushpull tap bridge and middle, and tone. Thanks for the help and telling me what isn't possible.

Aye, I know I want to tap at least the bridge pickup. Are you saying that the push pull with tap 2 pickups seperately (like they would both be theoretically coil tapped, but which ever is selected by the switch is the only one that is sounding) or the 2 pickups have to be active at the same time...

I'll probably opt for just a 5 way switch like dbw said, and just have one push-pull pot for coil tapping all of them. I'm just going for the widest range of sounds possible since I spent all my money on my warmoth neck and pickups heh. Can anyone think of a good use for a concentric pot? And...

I did think about doing the neck+bridge but I want to have the true sound of each pickup available and I wouldn't be able to have just the middle pickup if I did it like that.

I'm currently in the process of making my tele. It's going to have 3 dimarzio humbucking pickups in it: virtual hot t (tele), virtual vintage solo (single coil), and air norton (humbucker). I'm thinking of using a 3-way switch so that each position will have one pickup active. I want to use a...