Hellzero

You got it @itu : there are indeed 4 parts with 3 dividers. Sometimes I should not be so twisted and talk like everybody.

Tracking has (almost) no latency because the frets (each fret is divided in three) are sensing the string. Wal and Peavey used this patented system too. 😉 Check here : https://industrialradio.com.au/

Very nice job and I love the Luminlay at the last position. It, somehow, ends the fingerboard(ing). 👍

What are your other basses and how old are the strings ? With too resonant woods, this kind of thing can happen, but it has nothing to do with the pickups, except if you here some "noise" when scratching the wood nearby or the covers with your fingers (nothing metallic over the covers). In this case, they are indeed microphonic... There are solutions, but you'll need to track down the problem.

Welcome to the club !

Leg it be.

As long as it's not becoming The Anvil Bass... 😁

Funny to see what people can invent to annoy extraterrestrials ! 😁

Must be the leg AC model.

Indeed, excellent choice for this :

I'm learning A Remark You Made and the One Control is simply the best way to get that Jaco tone instantly. Need more ?

Court dismissed !

Or you found a way to reverse technology ! 🤣

Which one @BassBod ?

Done too, and I like it a lot, no need for a screaming singer to me and the programmed drums and sound fit the genre totally. You can tell your friend that he's made it. I'm also very critical when it comes to composition and it's a compliment if I listen to a tune entirely, especially in the metal genre that I'm not listening anymore these days as it's too crappy. That said, I like the riff and the ostinato in music composition as they do fit together pretty well. A big 👍 !

I will be 4000 Euros, so basically 3600 GBP.

You need to speak French to understand, but it was so hilarious that Yoko Ono had their cover album banned. She never had any sense of humour and she proved it.

And of course... What else !

JJ for me and pure single coil only in 60's position for fretless, 70's for fretted.

This cover of A Day in the Life by Jeff Beck at Ronnie Scott's. The best one I've heard of this song.

105 cm scale for my Leduc U-Contrebasse 6, so 41.3385827 inches. French scaled with a D neck (at the body rest).

Just in case, there's this Nanyo Bass for a silly price in Germany : Nanyo Bass Collection fretless inkl Thomastik und Gigbag | Bassic.de