recent addition P/J

[datsgor]

This is one I finished about a month ago.....swamp ash, clear red....maple/rosewood neck and seymore duncan pup's. It is a heavy one.....10lbs.  not what i was going after.....too much for these old shoulders... :-\ anyway.... it's good for recording.

 

[Jorundr]

Cool! I love it!
I'm contemplating a very similar build when the money permits it. Are the Qp p-bass pickups as good as I think? Any special wiring or just V/V/T?

 

[datsgor]

Thanks........I am moving away from the Q-P's, because I am really into more of a vintage/mid sound these days. The Q's are very big on lows and highs. I have had them for years and always loved them, but, like I mentioned, they are not for me know. :icon_scratch: The controls are VVT....simple. It's what I am used too. I am thinking of going with a V/B/T on at least one of my basses....i seem to think it might be easier playing live...adjusting the volume for different songs......but i am lazy...so it's VVT right now :tard: John

 

[Jorundr]

Yeah, I have the J-bass version of the QP pickups, not much of the classic j-bass sound left. If I put QP's on the new project they will have to go.
and again, love the basses!

 

[Rickgrxbass]

Nice man, super clean.  Love the black hardware.

 

[SlingBass]

VERY clean! I'm surprised it weighs in at 10lbs. Also, like you, I've come full circle back to vintage pups. Nice axe!

 

[instagator]

Sweet.That has a classy look for sure.Nice work.

Cheers.

 

[TexxasJam]

Nice build! Great finish and I like the black hardware! Cheers!  ccasion14:  :guitarplayer2: