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Really like this. I didn't know they existed until now. I may try and acquire the 4 string version.

I'm a huge fan of the T series. I have a toaster 40, used to have a blade one too but sold it. I've never seen a 20 in person, how does it compare weight wise to the 40? Is the pickup the super ferrous? I'm guessing the neck is the same.

God damn this is great. Congrats on a really cool build.

I love an SR. Have you considered a second hand one? You'd probably get a higher spec one as they really don't hold their value. Also, Warwick's still have side markers.

I sold it on here, way over 10 years ago and I don't remember who bought it. It came from a guy in Bristol who had an actual 66 too. I'm pretty sure I found it on eBay. By the time I sold it, I'd sanded the neck back and put a bad ass II and set of overwound pickups in it. Thing sounded amazing.

I had an MIJ 66 Jazz in candy apple red with matching headstock and dot and bound neck back in the day, around the time I bought that silver P off you. I don't know if you'd remember it but here's a photo from manic 16 years ago. It had clovers rather than lollipops and the guy I bought it off told me it was a non export model. I Shouldn't have sold it, but I didn't know what I had 😭.

That's a great finish. Congrats!

Beautiful. That'll serve you well.

Pre amp pedal would be my advice. No matter the rig I always sound basically the same now. Sansamps are hard to live without once you have one.

I'm very intrigued to play these when they come out. Also that rosewood necked P bass is a beauty.

Another update. The scratch plate arrived today. I couldn't help but put the pieces of the body together to get a feel for how the final product will look. I'm very much enjoying the combination of anodised scratch plate and metallic finish. Very excited to add the neck.