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Misowaki

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  1. Bridge pup from a Standard series bass (I believe USA and MIM used the same, 048613 on the bobbin). Pickguard might be from a Player series bass, not sure, but it's free with the pup if you want it.
  2. These are just bits in a box, happy to sell the lot together or offer me on individual bits if you like. ***sold*** Fender USA pure vintage bridge, came on a bass and I swapped it out. £35 posted? Bridge pup from a Standard series bass (think USA and MIM used the same, 048613 on the bobbin). £20? Pickguard also came with, might be from a Player series bass, not sure. Happy to give away if you buy the pup.
  3. Also, these are the pups which an image search tells me are Duncans but no actual text on the subject so not sure how Google has come to that conclusion...
  4. I've commented this exact same thing on an older thread but thought I'd copy it in here as it's newer. Zombie thread! I love my MIJ Mustang. If I had to be picky, the tuners are a bit clunky. That's it. I want to get another for one with flats, one with rounds. Looking at the USA with the J pup for rounds, flats on the MIJ. I've played the USA, it plays just fine and feels similar enough to the MIJ. EVERYBODY goes on about the JMJ, though. He is one of my favourite players, too, but I don't want the relic job, but! The sound of the chunkier neck is appealing. I usually play a P but am transitioning to shortys for those festivals and the like where there is no time to warm up. Also, because it makes me look less small onstage 😅 Any objective opinions on this? My MIJ sounds great with flats and rounds. Feels great, plays great. Am I really going to have a life changing experience with the JMJ or will I be fine, just fine, with the USA alongside the MIJ? Thanks!
  5. Zombie thread! I love my MIJ Mustang. If I had to be picky, the tuners are a bit clunky. That's it. I want to get another for one with flats, one with rounds. Looking at the USA with the J pup for rounds, flats on the MIJ. I've played the USA, it plays just fine and feels similar enough to the MIJ. EVERYBODY goes on about the JMJ, though. He is one of my favourite players, too, but I don't want the relic job, but! The sound of the chunkier neck is appealing. I usually play a P but am transitioning to shortys for those festivals and the like where there is no time to warm up. Also, because it makes me look less small onstage 😅 Any objective opinions on this? My MIJ sounds great with flats and rounds. Feels great, plays great. Am I really going to have a life changing experience with the JMJ or will I be fine, just fine, with the USA alongside the MIJ? Thanks!
  6. I could also be interested in a part ex for an AG700/TH700
  7. According to Fender, rolls off highs without increasing bass/muddiness
  8. 63 P Fender electric bass guitar series: American Professional model: Bass colour: Daphne Blue Roasted body material: alder finish: gloss polyurethane shape: Precision neck: joint: bolt-on reinforced with Posiflex graphite rods material: roasted maple finish: satin urethane profile: modern C scale length: 34 in fretboard: roasted maple fretboard radius: 9.5 in number of frets: 20 fret type: Narrow-Tall string nut material: bone string nut width: 1.625 in position markers: dots hardware: bridge: Fender 4-Saddle HiMass Vintage (string-through-body) hardware finish: chrome machine heads: Fender Lightweight Vintage-Style Tapered Shafts strings: Fender USA NPS .45 - .105 electronics: bridge pickup: V-Mod Single-Coil Jazz Bass mid pickup: V-Mod Split Single-Coil controls: 2x volume, 2x tone DISC Fender FSR American Pro PJ Bass Roasted MN, Daphne Blue at Gear4music.pdf
  9. About 4.5kg and KT12, just outside of Kingston
  10. Irish guy with watermelons, I'm assuming we're on the same page 😊✊ For anyone interested, the stickers do come off and I intend to keep them.
  11. Gauging interest to potentially fund a Mod Shop order! I'd imagine £1300 for the American Pro/£900 for the P. Am Pro is roasted maple neck and board, ltd ed from 2019. It's my main gigger/recorder, I love it, I don't want to sell it but I'd be getting essentially the same with RW board, just paying twice 🥴 I've owned it from new. Sunny (Transparent Sunset Orange) is the backup bass, S1 switch (whether or not you think that's pointless on a P is a moot point, it works if you want softer/clearer for upper register chords and what not). It's a classic P and it's pretty. What can I say. Both are all original, only one would go. Well, ideally I'd have all and everything but you know how it is. Both are player grade with little dings and scratches. If interested, DM me for all the details. Just posting quickly before heading out for a gig. Basically want a rosewood board with block inlays on the Daphne and Mod Shop is the only way to get it, apparently.
  12. Viewings welcome! Not getting the love it deserves so seeing if any interest. Don't know if £1500 is realistic but that's less than I've seen others listed for elsewhere. Happy to hear your offers on what you think is fair. Comes with the original hardcase and black pickguard, unopened polish cloth and case key, extra red tort and white pearl guards. Trade/Part ex interest: US Fender with rw neck and block inlays Lakland PJ JMJ/American Performer Mustang Lovely Jazz/PJ with J neck Aguilar AG/TH700 3
  13. Had to put this at auction on ebay if anyone was interested
  14. Currently wearing some regular slinkys but also has a set of Rotosound tapewounds
  15. BTW, forgot to mention it's a short scale as I've had some asks. Folks are welcome to come try it with no obligation to buy.
  16. *Massively lowering asking because I don't want to lose the bass I'm after which is currently available!* Will consider Mustang trades/P bass with Jazz neck/Jazz or similar. Bought earlier in the year but doesn't fit my band's vibe aesthetically. They were a limited run of 2 years, increasingly hard to find and super well made (I see you, China sceptics!) I've owned 2 90s Rivolis, a Guild Starfire 2 reissue and 2 Jack Casady basses. This outplays them all, IMO. Few minor body dings from previous owner, neck and fretboard perfect, though. Comes with a padded soft case. Plays great, sounds great! Just can't justify having a semi hollow at this moment. Collection with cash/PayPal friends and family preferred but will package to post if you book the courier. Any questions, hit me!
  17. Any chance you'd be open to a trade for a Fender Coronado II...?
  18. This sounds like an idea! Thanks
  19. I figured it was just because it was a cheapo bass but yeah, also makes sense that the bridge was swapped out. I borrowed a friends DB once and I don't remember it feeling anywhere near as high as this. I'm certain the neck joint is fine, surely I'd have seen or heard cracking of some kind if it was going, right?
  20. Yeah, the thing was covered in them and I've gradually been removing them 😄 There's a cheap piezo installed under the fingerboard, too. Amplifies nothing but the slap so was clearly owned by a dude that was all about that!
  21. Thanks again, don't know what I'd do without you all! Neck joint looks fine, think it's just because it's a budget upright. This is at least 20 years old, a brand of JHS who just import cheap Budget instruments and they are rarely set up to play without some work, right? The money saved will be spent later down the line getting it nice, which is where I'm at currently.
  22. Thanks! Yeah, I realised as soon as I delved further into it that it might not be such an easy fix with a new bridge. Even sanding down the existing bridge is as much work as buying a new adjustable bridge but still having to do the same work. The only saving grace would be that I wouldn't ruin the existing bridge so might still give it a punt anyway if the worst outcome is losing £30 and a couple of hours. No grooves to speak of on the fingerboard, more or less cosmetic/maybe a millimetre difference and at this point, I can't really play upright bass as is and I don't yet have playable strings so that can wait 😅 The bridge is my main concern as I'm certain the strings shouldn't be that high and if I'm ever gonna get to grips with an upright, the damn thing needs to be playable. I mean, I'm never gonna be Paul Chambers but I'd like to at least be able to attempt 'So What' and feel somewhat in control rather than like I'm fighting metal snakes! I never wanted to sell it anyway, just wanted an idea of cost to restore vs buying one so with Jake's strings and maybe a £50 punt on shaping a new bridge, I'm hoping I'll have a playable bass before long!
  23. I need to stop listening to the first thing I hear on YouTube vids 😅 Although it would appear I'd still need to shape and make string grooves with that option. Time to call in a favour from a carpenter friend!
  24. Sound post is present and seems fine, action is ridiculous though! Any vids I find say 'adjust the wheels on the bridge'which I don't have... Any suggestions on how to make it more playable without dropping half a grand buying a new bridge ir having this reshaped? Also, it is a 3/4, i must have measured it wrong the first time.
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