This is excellent news, hugely excited. If it's anything like as good as its fretless twin (a f*****g masterpiece) then I am going to be over the moon.
Well first Google hit says...
"RWRP” is an abbreviation for “reverse-wound, reverse-polarity” and refers to a technique used to build pickups so that they cancel hum.
This is an absolute steal. I used to turn my nose up at Crafters until I played a couple, for the money they are superb, for this sort of money it's ridiculous, complete bargain. GLWTS.
I was on exactly this quest as I wanted my Rob Allen Mouse to sound as much like an upright bass as possible for some songs. I found the best sounding to me was to use a QSC K12.2, even without a preamp, just bass straight in, it sounds great and very upright like.
Just bought a lovely JMJ Mustang from an equally lovely @Brucegill. Excellent, painless transaction, a real pleasure to deal with. So firstly I need to declare him a scholar and a gentleman and secondly award him the entirely un-coveted Frank Blank Seal of Approval...
Cheers Bruce.
a) Who is the best guitarist or not or where they rank on someone's list is purely subjective.
b) No one musician is inherently better than any other, just different, appealing, or not, to individual tastes.
c) see a) and b).
In your opinion.
Therefore, my statement about it being opinion remains my opinion.
I would much rather be considered absurd and obsolete than just plain rude.
I am only just beginning to realise that my ridiculous form way over function habits are what has a) cost me a lot of money over the years and b) had me scratching my head over why I am never satisfied tonally. Some very good advice on here had me buying a compressor recently that I'd never have given a second glance to a few months back. It's ugly but exactly the right compressor. I am hoping this lesson will have me making much better gear purchases from now on. Cheers @Osiris.