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Does that work on GAS?

So where is the actual venue after all ?

As yoda said “do, or do not. There is no try”

Don’t know but ampeg svt sim with a p bass sounds awesome zoom b2.1u

Perhaps it changed after my jazz was made (in 86/87 IIRC). Don’t recall the p bass year but it was definitely plain plate

Totally agree, suspect the neck plate also . Mine On the jb62 was plain the pick guard shouldn’t have that truss rod cutout, or be black just remembered I had this p bass model exactly too (briefly) - it had a white scratch plate for sure and a plain neck plate.

Yes mine had a serial there too. It was bought from the late Oldgit of this parish

Agree .... for something that looks that good (but has been made the wrong way round, were they reading the plans from the back side of the page?)

The white one on the left looks a bit rubbish - what complete idiot thought it was a good idea to put those into a production line. F u c k w I t

New career as a bouncy castle perhaps ?

I meant for dabbling in the dark arts of ugh ...”guitar”

You’re clearly a witch and should be burned

3 bass doc 70s precision 3tsb tort relic - never changed the setup as I simply did not need to. home made 60s stack knob jazz In white nitro with tort (relicing nicely) - see My build thread Vintage est96a stingray copy - was yellow now more toffee coloured / translucent

I had the jazz bass version JB62 - there is a suffix -US version which has different pups

Mind you she does keep them on a tight lead and beat them Senseless when they’re naughty

I also have a law degree, a Desmond that I got part time at night. 47 people started, just 7 finished

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Just check continuity from various points to the jack socket outer ring. Then use ohms / resistance to check resistance (is it a good contact rather than merely connected) - if almost none from various points to the jack outer then that contact point was earthed well.

Got a multimeter ?

Somewhere there is a parallel universe where I’m that good or probably better. Sadly I don’t live there. Foxtrot Union Charlie Kilo

The drum episode with Stewart Copeland was unexpectedly good also

It was great and so is she

A stingray has a humbucker so unsure why you have buzz. Suggest it’s another issue like bridge earthing

You can join the back pup to front by a thin strip (62 style and visible ) and the front to main cavity in same way - hidden by scratch plate . This then earths through the bell plate

Put a little sliver out of the control cavity to sit under the bell plate to get easy earthing for the cavity Tape over paint every time