Jean-Luc Pickguard

Blank(et) Generation — Richard Hell & The Voidoids

That reminds me, I would like a set of 40 60 70 95 Ernie Ball cobalt flats in 32" scale suitable for string-thru mustang basses to exist so I can try them on a JMJ.

There is a difference between the vibrato and chorus on mine but it seems to be a very subtle difference.

A special edition of the JMJ Mustang bass in a custom colour nitro with the production line's 'road-worn' operation bypassed.

What product, that doesn't currently exist, do you think a specific manufacturer should produce? I have a smattering of Waza-craft pedals in my Boss pedal collection, but I don't think there has been a bass-specific waza pedal. To remedy this, I think a Bass Chorus, CEB-3w, would be a good idea. This would be like any CEB-3, but with the addition of a mini-switch to select whether it has the sound of the current CEB-3 or the earlier pink label analog version.

I use one of these https://uk.fender.com/products/truss-rod-adjustment-wrench-t-style-3-16-red Alternatively any 3/16” allen key would work

The Zombie — C.W. Stoneking This version is also good

Living Dead Girl — Rob Zombie

Funeral For My Future Children — Anna Von Hausswolff

Girl You Have No Faith In Medicine — The White Stripes

While My Catarrh Gently Weeps — Beatles

Soul Clap '69 — Booker T & The MGs

Being Boiled — Human League

The wonky angles of the mismatched screws securing the bridge, and the precision of the routing job for the pickups and neck pocket remind me of someone. Surely It can't be 'him?' 🤔

I've only played the Fender Player mustang, not the HB. The stock wiring was not ideal as a '50s style' circuit was used which reduces volume when rolling off the tone unless the volume is set at 100%. I made a new loom with better components and more sensible circuit for mine, and shielded the cavities with anti-slug tape. It is a great little bass now, and the stock pickups sound excellent. I don't know whether the same circuit is used on the Player II (with the 'spaghetti' logo).