Cuzzie

That was the only one buddy, I don’t even know if it left the factory

Just off the Sandberg Facebook page

MarloweDK all the way then

I’ll add that my old TT that @DJ '65 has now got with Haüssel’s (passive) has massive balls and would defo pass for a P Loved that Jon Snow...

Agree with @chyc and what they say, I will add that the MarloweDK is an awesome one to try, it really has the most phenomenal neck and a massive sound to boot

Not controversial at all, completely valid IMHO BTW a distinction has to be made between saying overrated and someone is pants - I am sure most people mentioned here, people reckon are more than decent players, but......it’s fine margins and opinions on the elite, so it seems way out of kilter

Victor Wooten - he is a technician, but not a musician in the bass player sense IMHO.

Really liked the Dark night finish in photos, less so on the video - but looks and sounds pretty stellar

Ta-taaaa report back pls

Aye - esp that roasted neck on that one

Afraid I do like a relic!!! Knocking it out the park at the moment.

Or get a Tonehammer preamp pedal and use through what you have? way cheaper and you can go down the power amp route as suggested later if needs be

Aye, but can you imagine a sparkly one for you?!

This is a little corker

Dats a great rig - noice

Nice them buddy 👍🏾👊🏾💪🏾

Have to agree with the Gentleman above - pop your own together and you have full control of the process and sound - play the waiting game and you can be thrifty on the second hand market for parts, blanks etc and it’s fun! Some have gone to new homes, 3 currently hanging around.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/203136671098 Nighthawk with Black labels if y’all fancy it

Cheers!!! As a very broad generalisation, Delano’s are more ‘hi-fi’ (not sterile though), Sandbergs more of a tilt towards vintage sounding but modern enough, Black labels - more punch to them, a real little jab to the guts (in a good way) and slightly higher output. None of them are a bad option, the Black labels go very well with the Superlight basses, as the lightweight need a little more ‘mass‘. The Sandbergs in my MarloweDK for me are perfect - fine on their own, enough poke to make any preamp/preamp pedal come alive but subtle enough to allow sound sculpting, as opposed to for example G&L MFD pick ups which are so powerful, they are difficult to tame, Black labels are not in this category. Delano’s are their to allow you to sculpt also, but will always be a bit more modern sounding. When I had my VS4 with Sandberg big pole pick up, passive, it was great, but wasn’t quite there - not sure if it was the pick up or the whole package, put it with the M pick up on a VM - different kettle of fish - great combination, really gives that clarity to allow the P biased sound to cut through, which is where it wins IMHO Sorry I can’t be more specific, but hopefully it gives you a sonic territory to go with.

You can get VM4’s cheaper depending on what finish you want if you get lucky l

By that I mean I’ll take the bass and record it and forget to hand it back!! Always here buddy

What you’ve never had one?

about the only thing I could help you with, gimme a nudge if you fancy

Top notch badass

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