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Cheers.

The idea is to have a four position rotary pot for each of the two pup with :

1. Off
2.Front Coil
3.Both Coils
4. Back Coil

along with a master volume and a passive tone control.

I thought this might give some nice variation in sound without it getting too complicated to remember what does what.

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[quote name='Rumple' timestamp='1375716920' post='2164671']
Cheers.

The idea is to have a four position rotary pot for each of the two pup with :

1. Off
2.Front Coil
3.Both Coils
4. Back Coil

along with a master volume and a passive tone control.

I thought this might give some nice variation in sound without it getting too complicated to remember what does what.
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I like that. Bet you're itchin to hear it!

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[quote name='Dazed' timestamp='1376081318' post='2169634']
I like that. Bet you're itchin to hear it!
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Yes I am getting quite excited, I have had a little play on it when Dave brought it around to discuss a couple of options, I've even sold my Overwater to make room for it :)

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Looks really good - and weight wise I can only say of the joys of using my Seis over the past few years that I'll never go back to heavier instruments again - looking forward to seeing this one with the finish on... nice body shape too

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Thanks, when I saw it the other day it had a little sanding sealer on the body which helped to show the pattern of the wood and it looked lovely.

The body shape took me quite a while to come up with, I didn't want it to be too modern looking but also not a Jazz clone, I think it works, according to Dave it's proved a popular enough design that there will be at least one more bass made to the same design.



I must get to a J-Sonics gig at some point, you guys sound fantastic.

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[quote name='Rumple' timestamp='1376212893' post='2170753']
Thanks, when I saw it the other day it had a little sanding sealer on the body which helped to show the pattern of the wood and it looked lovely.

The body shape took me quite a while to come up with, I didn't want it to be too modern looking but also not a Jazz clone, I think it works, according to Dave it's proved a popular enough design that there will be at least one more bass made to the same design.



I must get to a J-Sonics gig at some point, you guys sound fantastic.
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Cheers fella - we're playing Pizza Express Jazz Club on 23 Sept then Spice of Life in Soho on 16 Nov as part of the London Jazz Fest - get along to one of those if you can - it's a really fun band with some proper monster musos in

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[quote name='shizznit' timestamp='1380614548' post='2227723']
The figuring front and back is jaw droppingly gorgeous!
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[quote name='RichValentine' timestamp='1380623468' post='2227891']
Body is looking stunning. Really nice buckeye top.
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Thanks chaps :)

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[quote name='JimBobTTD' timestamp='1380646694' post='2228424']
Mmmm....very nice. The top looks like marble. The body looks spectacular!
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Thanks Jim, look forward to seeing the final results of you PJ.

[quote name='captainhaddock' timestamp='1380648886' post='2228475']
Absolutely beautiful bass you have there can't wait to see more of this build.
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Dave has said he'll be sending some more pics at the weekend :)

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