Minty

That looks incredible! Great job.

I love my bitsa! Any chance to take a photo of it... 80's MIJ Fender E series body MIM Fender Jazz neck Wizard 'Big' P/J set Gotoh 201 / 203 hybrid bridge US Fender '62RI machine heads & control plate. CTS pots It's a bit of a dog, but plays and sounds brilliant! With a nicer neck it could possibly be the one.

[quote name='Dingus' timestamp='1389979381' post='2340262'] I don't think you would encounter those problems with a modern Gibson nitro finish, Gareth. [/quote] Not sure if '94 would really be considered "Modern", but my Les Paul from that year has natural finish checking all over it...

Here's my Fender Jazz again just 'cause... 80's Japanese '62RI body '03 Mexican Jazz neck refinished in Nitro American 62RI tuners & control plate Wizard Big P/J pickups Gotoh 201 bridge with 203 saddles

[quote name='matybigfro' timestamp='1385488214' post='2288894'] Love the sound on that Track minty, makes me wish I could still get hold of a WizPup [/quote] Thank you!

A total shame! I found out a few weeks ago whilst trying to find Andy's email address on the site. The P in my Big P/J combo didn't have an even output across the board...although it does seem alright again right now. Maybe just a loose wire. They sound amazing when working right!! Very dark and heavy...especially when pushed through a mess of over-driven tube amps and an old Russian Big Muff like here! [url="http://caves.bandcamp.com/track/3-koala"]http://caves.bandcamp.com/track/3-koala[/url]

DR Hi-Beams are nice!

Uhh....Karl Alvarez...

Nice! If you give the gear on the back the tuner a light spritz of WD-40, it will loosen right up. If you're opposed to spraying anything near your guitar, you can just spray it onto a rag and then transfer it to the machine heads...

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Here's my frankenjazz... [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]80's Japanese Fender E-series body, routed for P-bass pickup in the neck.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Fender MIM Jazz neck refinished in nitro.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Wizard Big P/J pickups.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Tuning pegs and control plate from a '62 American Reissue.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Gotoh 201b bridge plate and Gotoh 203b saddles.[/font][/color]

Just recorded an album using this rig... Fender J/P Marshall JMP // Ampeg 8x10 Hartke 350 // Russian Big Muff // Peavy 2x15 Bad Cat Black Cat 30 // Mesa 4x12

[quote name='bubinga5' timestamp='1366212503' post='2049693'] what jazz bass is this.? sorry i havent read through previous posts. its a 60's jazz with a p pickup mod right.? [/quote] I modeled it on a 61' from various Japanese / American / Mexican Fender parts, but nothing's older than the 80's...

[quote name='ChickenKiev' timestamp='1365372131' post='2038802'] I said this in the Jazz thread, but I have to state again that this bass is amazing. Probably one of my favourites I've seen on this site actually! It just has 'it'. Even the little details like how the pickguard has gaps from the previously housed j-pickup that would normally make a bass look horrid just adds miles of character to this. Please tell me you play punk or hardcore music. I'll climb out of this bass' arse now . [/quote] Ha thank you very much! I do indeed play punk & hardcore.

Can't afford to buy a custom made scratchplate right now, so I routed my old one for the time being!

Here's my '61 Jazz replica I made out of Fender parts... 80's Japanese Fender E-series body, routed for P-bass pickup in the neck. Fender MIM Jazz neck refinished in nitro. Wizard Big P/J pickups. Tuning pegs and control plate from a '62 American Reissue. Gotoh 201b bridge plate and Gotoh 203b saddles.