SirMoxie

Sure!! Here are a couple. Sadly, no.... they do not glow in the dark. 😆

I thought I'd share my bridge/body measurements as I have a Korean Skyler Acord model (love it!) and I really appreciate that the neck is further in on the body than most other 35" scale Spectors I've seen. Though it's a tougher reach to the highest frets past the horn, I don't use those very often and the rest of neck is easier to get to for me.

I'm curious as to the durability of the paint job. I LOVE the Serek basses and the colors but it always looks like the paint might scratch off with just a fingernail. Am I wrong about that and it's perhaps more durable than I think? Enjoy it! It's a beautiful piece.

Hey cool, I'm from Southern NH! If you're in the area and want to check out a TM4 with Delanos, you're welcome to stop by. My wife is from Maine though she doesn't enjoy either Moxie or Allen's coffee brandy.

I had the same predicament... which pickups to get in my TM4? I went with the Delanos, trusting that what they chose to use as their stock pickups are probably based on smart decision making on their part. I was right. The Delanos are fantastic for pretty much any genre. If you didn't know that the black labels existed you'd never miss them. Are they "better"? I don't know because I didn't get them. But I didn't once find myself unhappy with the Delanos and wishing I had got something else. In fact I recently put in an order for a VT4 and I'm getting the Delanos in there as well without hesitation.

I love my TM4 so much I'm getting ready to put in an order for another Sandberg. P-based this time. BIG PROBLEMS THOUGH!!!! Do I get a VT4 or a VM4? I'd love to hear a 1:1 comparison between having the J or the HB at the bridge but alas... I prefer the classic look of the VT but tone is more important than anything else. Can anyone share their experiences in comparing the two? Pros/Cons of each? Sandberg are *extremely* rarely seen in any shops in my part of the country so I have to buy sight-unseen... Thanks!! Here's a pic of my much-loved TM4:

Sandberg Lionel! I haven't yet played one but if it's anything like the standard-scale Sandberg basses, it'll play like a dream.

8.4 lbs (3.8kg) on my rough-estimate kitchen scale.

After a 7 month wait I received my beautiful custom built TM4 yesterday and I am absolutely in love with it! It's awesome in so many ways. Thanks to everyone on the board for answering all of my questions when I was getting ready to place my order. ❤️

A wonderful tone for prog or funk or jazz and I know some metal players like it as well. Check out this video. It’s a fanned fret version but I think it sounds just like the one I had. Of course I can’t play like this guy.

I had a dual-humbucker Mayones Viking for a while. I ended up selling it because the tone didn't fit the genres I'm currently playing (alt-rock and punk) but I must agree with an earlier poster. The craftsmanship was just impeccable. A truly gorgeous piece of work and a dream to play on. Fast, thin, smooth neck... super comfortable.

I bought a new red Kubicki X-Factor in 1991 for $1200. Traded it for $500 credit towards a Japanese Fender Jazz reissue around 1999. The Kubicki tone was not versatile enough (didn't cut through nearly the way the Fenders did) plus the look didn't suit me and I wanted to move to a more classic vibe. I still play that Jazz regularly... it's a fabulous instrument that I'll be buried with... but I should have paid cash and not traded the Kubicki. They sell for $3000 now and it would be fun to have that sound back sometimes for things like new wave covers. Oh well!!

Curious... I hear about people removing the preamp from their instrument. Do you gain anything by doing that? Does it sound any different than "passive mode" would with the preamp left installed? Or is it just that you prefer the simplicity of not accidentally using the preamp since you never do anyway?

Sweet!! How are you finding it compares to other P-Basses you've played?

I live down the road! If I had any interest in 5 strings I’d be tempted to take a look! I’ve never heard of these.