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Why not leave your bass without the coating. Some say (including me) that it'll sound better without!
Davo -
[quote name='Hot Tub' post='582128' date='Aug 27 2009, 08:03 AM']Outstanding business to deal with! Another order at an excellent price, delivered in 24hrs!
Fantastic outfit, you won't be disappointed!
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Yup +1
"They're great" as a certain tiger would say.
Davo -
I too have a custom bass, not a Sei but a Cliff Bordwell, and as they say - there's no going back.
It's the comfort, lightness and feel that set's them apart when playing. You can concentrate on making music, which is great.
Nice post
Davo -
STOP
The 80's Jap Fenders are becoming collectable. Are you sure you want to mess with it and lose value?
Just saying ...
Peace
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Bridges: don't do it. I did an extensive sound test on www.musicplayer.com on a Fender P with stock and Badass II bridge. Comment was divided but no-one actually thought the BII was better. IMHO there's no point.
Sound. How long have you played? You need to get to know your Jazz. What V/V/T set-up do you use? Try nickel strings, try flats. Explore your bass. It takes years to properly explore what you have.
Counterwise, I agree with ABG comment, how it can open up your playing. Having an ABG in your arsenal is not a bad thing at all.
Peace
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Well I've watched Linley Marthe (Zawinul's bassist) up close and noticed that with a Jazz he played the volume of the bridge PU full on. The tone control was not adjusted but I assume that was full -on and he adjusted tone by bringing in the neck pu volume when he wanted a more bassy tone and turned it down when he wanted articulation.
That's one way of using V/V/T on any bass.
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I love the idea - I have a 1976 Montrose Jazz Weather Report DVD - but I guess I would want it back and so the trade doesn't really work!
Davo -
Shame
thanks for the quick response.
Davo -
Hi
I'm new here. Is the bass body still for sale and is it alder?
Davo
Where buy MIJ Fenders
in Bass Guitars
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I bought a CIJ Jaco fretless from a store in Denmark Street. The individual that I spoke to ordered 2 CIJ Jacos and a MIA Jaco for me to try out. Fantastic service - I preferred the CIJ Jacos. That's worth paying a bit extra for.
I would also say the 80's Japanese Fenders are going to be very collectable, as their MIA counterparts were not as consistent during this period.
Peace
Davo