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Strap length and width make a big difference, found after having one made to the right length for me and being a wide leather strap. i had no more neck diving issues at all.

Not finding it uncomfortable to play anymore, getting used to handling it a bit. But the sound is still muddy, but im working on that.

3mm wpb plywood front and back (which i had handy) and some stripwood from B&Q and some metal ball corner's off ebay. Need's some finishing, as its only spayed matt black at present.

ended up making my own for about £20.

You got to feel sorry for Hooky though, because if he had any real talent. He would obviously be on here all the time

Not many bass player's have they're own sound and have influenced so many in the post punk year's.

The guy who makes darkstar pick up's has disapeared and has'nt answered any email's etc for a good couple of month's

Yes, although it would mean making the pick up hole bigger. Also considered a tv jones thunder tron, neither company have emailed me back despite having mailed them twice. Guess they're to busy to sell one pick up

Ok, the output from the pick up in my jack casady bass is according to epiphone 6K. but im finding despite the fact its meant to be a good pick up, it's very wooly and lacking any bite. It's a humbucker but a weird size. The only pick up i can find so far that will fit in the hole is a single coil seymour duncan pick up for a precision rated at 14.5K also they do a rickenbacker pick up that'll fit. Bartolini do one also, but ive not found out the output's yet.

I dont really understand what the difference is between a humbucker and a normal single coil pick up. But would i be right in thinking, that a high output single coil pick up measuring 14.5K would have more power than a humbucker with an output of 6K ?