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Musicman Joe Dart Jr


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To be fair for Vulfpeck, a lot of Dart's tone comes from post production and live he tends to stay pretty consistent so he doesn't really need a tone or volume.

 

But selling it for more than the one with more features, that's a bold move and it's paid off (for 50 sales at least 😂

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I think the concept is great and I have to respect Vulfpeck/Jack for fronting it and taking the gamble (even though there isn’t one). He could have done a lot more and sold them all but they don’t work that way.

Live the little nod to Pino, a short scale must look like a Ukelele on Pino 😄

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Buy a Sterling short scale , fit flats and wire the pickup directly to the jack output.

Good to see EB check their copy before putting it out into the world, or not (how wide is the neck?).

 

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No mention of nut width that I could see, although it looks like a Jazz 1.5” from the video.

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28 minutes ago, Rumple said:

I like the idea, I'm not sure about white and gold or that price tag though!

Nod to late 50s Precisions (adonised pick guard, white body)? 

They sold out in a few hours!! Price obviously not a problem to some people. The regular Joe Dart bass now available in satin black also. 

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