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Hey gang

I (very) recently sold my ol' faithful '71P, with the intention of buying / restoring something a lightweight 60s P.

But... this popped up on my radar and I made the mistake of having a go on it. It's light (8.5lbs-ish), lively, and blimmin' lovely. And that rosewood... yum!

Pickups are replacements from '76, and the bridge isn't original. Apart from that, it's as-is...

It seems to be richer growlier than my warm, round '71. Lots of variation with the tone, though.











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Very nice. Classic!
I also recently swapped out a 69/70 P I had, but kept my 72/73 as it sounded better and also seemed to have more variation in tone as you mention.

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I have, in the words of the fast show, just come
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And in the words of that program's jazz club - nice.

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WOT -
Out of curiosity would you get the finish on the back redone or leave as is.

Love the look of the bass. If i was buying a P bass that would be the one for me too.
Sounds fantastic.

Dave

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Lovely sunburst on the "new" one. Your '71 had faded to pretty much 2T hadn't it? That is a strong, deep 3T. B) Sounds Ok too... ;)

You need to get your sig updated mind... :P

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[quote name='Conan' timestamp='1506348737' post='3378083']
Lovely sunburst on the "new" one. Your '71 had faded to pretty much 2T hadn't it? That is a strong, deep 3T. B) Sounds Ok too... ;)

You need to get your sig updated mind... :P
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Yep - mine had no red on the front, apart from a bit under where the ashtray sat.

And... whoops. You're right :-)

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