Love it.
Don't think I would be able to set about relicing it, if it were mine. I would just play it, practice with it, rehearse with it, gig it and let it just age and wear in its own time and way.
Good job though, looks great
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I've tried chasing the elusive YOB bass for a while and keep finding them lacking - this one looks nice enough to consider the journey to find out...
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You should, Si is a top man to deal with and it does look like one very handsome P.
I've not really ever set out to compare them with other pups.
I installed this set in in bitsa 58 P that I built. They were exactly what I wanted for the bass at the time, they gave the period correct sound, pretty much.
I played half a dozen or so gigs with them installed, using both flats and roundwounds. It sounded like a p bass should.
I've recently revamped the bass again and wanted a more aggresive sound to suit the current band, my wife treated me to a set of Seymour Duncan quarter pounders.
I should probably keep the 62 R/I's as I'm bound to want them at some point for another project, but I'm really trying to make a concerted effort to not horde and store stuff that will come in handy one day.
Genuine Fender USA 62 R/I pups.
Used but in perfect working order.
Plenty of cable as can be seen in pics.
Complete with the mounting foam and screws.
£40.00 inc. postage, a little less if you would like to collect. (I'm in Hertfordshire).
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I used my BH250 for the first time the other night at a gig level volume. Loud drums, two guitars. I was using it with two cabs and it sounded great. It did work ok with one but had much more oomph with both cabs.
My cabs are Mark Bass 2 x 10"s so apologies if this post is of no use to you at all I've no experience of the TC cabs.
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You clearly did not read about the recent recall on TC's then !
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I did read about it but just thought it was generally dealt with in a better fashion than MB.
Just to be clear, I'm not knocking Mark Bass gear, I love my Mark Bass cabs.
I decided against the Mark Bass in the end, not because of where it is made, (the TC amp is also made in China) but rather because I had read of problems with repairs/service etc with MB gear in recent times.