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[quote name='tom1946' timestamp='1380888521' post='2231940']
[size=4]I play in a church so I got Mr Kiogon to make me up a complete new quality harness with a built in kill switch.[/size]
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What does it do, Tom? Kill any hecklers? :D[size=4] [/size]

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[quote name='bagsieblue' timestamp='1380908897' post='2232362']
are there any spec changes for an American Special?
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THe necks on these are a slim C shape . Still have graphite rods in the necks. They have "cheaper", although not necessarily worse, hardware than the USA std series. Are a bit lighter than the std's too, as they have only a bit of light handstaining instead of the heavier poly finishes.
I had one for a couple of days on approval. It was the nicest P tone I have ever played. However, the neck was not good on the one I tried. The one I tried needed a lot of fretwork and it may even have been warped. I sent it back.

There's a lot of love and a big thread on them here .....

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f8/2012-american-special-p-bass-honeyburst-927909/

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If I may chip in regarding spec. - the circuit I made for Tom uses CTS Premium 250K Audio Taper Log pots with a Switchcraft Jack socket, as used on top USA Fenders, incorporating a Switch + capacitor/resistor network, (for silent operation), to kill the output signal without having to alter the volume/tone settings.

Cheerz, John

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[quote name='tom1946' timestamp='1380953337' post='2232697']
Thanks John,
the neck on this one is superb, low action and no rattling, well finished frets too.
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I bet it's a cracker !

I so wanted to keep the one I tried, for it's tone. Just a pity about Fender's so-so quality control on that one's neck. Does yours have a particularly punchy E string ? I remember that very vividly on the one I tried. Really blew me away.
Neck was a great shape too, for people who may struggle with a normal P. Still a 41.3mm nut but noticeably slimmer front to back.

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