No. 29 is underway. (GPB-4M P Bass Maple f/board.)

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Originally Posted by ozzbike

Done:-

Electronics completed today with a push pull pot in the neck volume position to change series and parallel.

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Just looking at the pics of a very nice build, the line I have quoted above has me puzzled given that it is a single pickup bass with a staggered single coil pup.

As the redhead from Queensland famously said many times " please explain " :confused:

Yes it is daggy....noodling and yapping too much.

Phone camera and mic.....Roland BASS 120XL amp....Flip Top amp model...EQ at 12....1/4 gain, 1/2 compressor, 1/4 volume, 1/2 delay, 1/2 room reverb.

https://youtu.be/GIDVUkDIiDQ

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Originally Posted by Bakersdozen

Sumptuous!!!

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Thanks,

I just think the finish will not be that robust. Feels really great under hand though.

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Originally Posted by I’ll give it a go

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I like it too...thank you.

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Just looking at the pics of a very nice build, the line I have quoted above has me puzzled given that it is a single pickup bass with a staggered single coil pup.

As the redhead from Queensland famously said many times " please explain " :confused:

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Ahh, credit for this sort of behaviour must go to "Weirdy." He put me onto the evilness of splitting the wire from the pick-up closer to the neck and running both wires (extended) to and from a push pull pot. It puts the two pick-up segments, as a P Bass pick-up is basically a split single coil, in and out of series and parallel.

There is a noticeable drop off in sound out of the pick-up in parallel mode.....but I like the roundness of that sound for blues and slower songs.....like an instant tone drop of known proportions....that you don't have to roll a knob up and down and try and find a sweet spot....instant response.

All hail to "Weirdy"the King of wiring. Thanks Scott for all your electronic guidance. Did it all myself this time Dad....:)

Very nice job. So proud. :)

If the sound is dropping out in parallel, it may be out of phase. I had the same problem with my Tele. I swapped the hot and earth wires to see what would happen and it sounds much fuller now, the way it should sound. You could try the same?

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If the sound is dropping out in parallel, it may be out of phase. I had the same problem with my Tele. I swapped the hot and earth wires to see what would happen and it sounds much fuller now, the way it should sound. You could try the same?

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I am doing the drop on purpose mate. Sorry for the confusion. The two segments of the Precision Bass pickup are normally wired in series I believe. The entwistle pickups come with red, white and black wires......red/white are hot and normally just joined together and soldered to the input on the volume pot and the black to an earth point.....well on this occasion I put a push pull pot between the red and the white leads.

I like the sound and thank you for your assistance.

Thanks for the video. That sustain just goes on and on. Sounds and looks super.