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Not sure a Uni Pre and battery would fit in the existing cavity under the plate. It's a PJ so there are 3 knobs and a jack socket in there just now..... That'd be my assumption anyway.
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On that front actually, I wonder if that might be tricky with a chambered body.....
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I’ll maybe get it done when I get him to route the body to install a John East preamp. 🙂
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Cheers guys. Seems fair. Ive had Chris McIntyre (here in Edinburgh) make me scatchplates too, so that’s another option.
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So I've managed to get a hold of a lovely Jake, courtesy of another Baaschatter, and I fancy changing the scratchplate. Anyone have any joy sourcing one? I wrote to the <info at public-peace.de> address a couple of times to ask but got no response. Is there a better email address to use? Any ideas other than just getting one custom made?
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Lovely bass but for info Richtone are selling one new for £1439......
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Thanks for that. Does look slightly less contoured, but still comfortable? I play more with a pick so find slab bodies a bit unconfortable. Anyway, this is a lovely bass!
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Hi,
How’s the shaping round the forearm area? Just like a normal P? Just wondering if it might be a bit thicker and less shaped there. Any chance of a pic looking down onto the body from the side?
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I've just converted my 2014 Fender American Special Precision to a PJ, so I swapped in a matching pair of Dimarzio pickups. As a result I now have the pickup going spare. I think it's the same pickup they used in the American Standard, and possibly still use, not sure. Great condition, sounds fantastic. As I said, I only took it out so I had a matching PJ set. Price includes P&P.
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I've just taken these off an American Special Precision, fitted by a previous owner. I believe they're a direct swap for MIM Fenders, but possibly some US ones too. Not totally sure.
Good condition (I didn't bother buffing them up for the photo!) and working perfectly. Price include P&P.
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Cheers for that!
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Yeah, I think a matched pair makes more sense and I’ve used Nordys in many basses. Saying that, i have a single coil QP in my Tele bass and I prefer that I think to the Nordy 51P. And it was the DiMarzio Model J that Tony F put in his original PJ fretless. Hmmmm!
Anyone have a handy link to the measurements for the 70s pickup position? I think that’s what I want for this.
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I have an American Special Precision which was converted to fretless by a previous owner. It’s a lovely job actually - nice big slab of ebony.
Anyway, I’d like to get a jazz pickup put in it, to make it a bit of a Tony Franklin clone.
Any suggestions for pickups? I think it’s the standard American split coil that’s in there, so is there a good J pickup to pair with that, or do I buy a matching PJ set?
Likely to get a 3 way switch, so want pickups to be well balanced.
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Thanks again. Don’t need this bass at all of course but am thinking about it....
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What’s the nut width on this btw? Some ads elsewhere say 42mm and some 38mm.
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Nice bass. How's the balance on a strap?
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That's lovely! Why are you selling it so soon?
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Open to offers on price.
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This is the hum-cancelling split coil version of the Nordstrand 51P. They say it "delivers all of the same great vintage tone, but allows for a quieter operation via its hum-canceling split coil."
Perfect condition. Retails at around £120 in the UK I think. REDUCED TO £60.
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Cheers Andy. Will definitely get all that checked.
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For the sake of this thread, I would say I'm VERY happy with the bass. Lovely lovely neck. Here it is with my McIntyre and my fretless Fender Precision.