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It's pretty! :)

Blurb:

5 Chambered red cedar body (makes it light as anything!);

Carved swamp ash top;

Maple Neck with rosewood fretboard;

38mm nut width (jazz stylee)

Graphtech nut;

Seymour Duncan Quarter-Pounder SPB P Bass & J Bass pickups;

Controls: Volume, Tone, 4-way selector (1=neck pup  2=both in series  3= both in parallel  4=bridge pup);

Hi Gloss finish to body;

Satin finish to neck.

Schaller straplocks as standard.

:) 

 

 

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Edited by Teebs
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Posted

Lovely looking bass. Godins are excellent value. I have an A5 which has the perfect neck profile for me and a flat ish fingerboard. 

What is the neck profile like on this?

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Thanks GuyR.

The neck profile is very similar to the 'C' shape on my Jazz - maybe a wee bit skinnier. Godin describes it as 'Series Standard', which tells you precisely naff all! With the satin finish, it's very comfortable.

12" radius on the fretboard.

From the brief time I've had to play it  it's very quick & easy to play.

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12 minutes ago, Reggaebass said:

 Yeah very nice teebs, there’s not one thing about it I don’t like,   I’m curious as to how it sounds 🙂

When I played it through an amp, it was very quiet when I had the volume on low, and very noisy when I turned it up!

:D

To my ears, the bass has a round tone with a bit of growl soloing the neck (P) pup, the J pup soloed has a much more thin & toppy sound as you'd expect.

The tone selector gives you the choice of both pups in series or parallel. In series, there's a lovely punchy tone with plenty of depth. However, in parallel is for me where this bass comes to life. Very growly, deep sound with a bit of top-end presence, and a darkness to the sound which I love.

Very pleased :)

 

 

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Great score - I nearly had a Godin Shifter - 3 pick up one - won the auction, seller refused to sell to me despite being no reserve price - oh well - always liked Em and my guitarist had one, lovely instruments 

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7 minutes ago, Bigguy2017 said:

Does the small chrome plate on the back hide the truss rod adjuster (wheel)?

I'm not sure!

I haven't taken a screwdriver to it yet :/

Can't see anything in the blurb, but I think you're right, it probably is for the adjuster.

I'll report back when I've found out 👍

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Always rated Canadian stuff; Godin, Traynor, Diamond etc... 

A Godin shifter has sat in my local music shop the last couple of years. I've been eyeing it up recently but haven't taken the plunge yet. 

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1 hour ago, Jonse said:

Always rated Canadian stuff; Godin, Traynor, Diamond etc... 

A Godin shifter has sat in my local music shop the last couple of years. I've been eyeing it up recently but haven't taken the plunge yet. 

Do it! :)

The build quality is the best I've ever seen.

 

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24 minutes ago, Hellzero said:

Maintenant, reste à apprendre à parler correctement, soit français. 🤣

Vous êtes un twerp!

:D 

Un twerp Belgiqué!

 

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