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Here's my No. 3 bass. Bought recently for £75. I've added a brass nut, and I've shielded the cavities with best-quality maxi-turkey foil (on offer at local Co-op). Bit of spraying of pots to get rid of some minor crackling. Bass looks like it's had a fair bit of use - see mojo on body, neck and headstock.

Plays really well - very clear, deep lows - just like a classic P-bass. Tone full-on gives a surprising amount of top, and rolling it off a little gives a very satisfying, smooth funk tone without being indistinct or blurred.

Tell me what you think:

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Steve

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[quote name='metaltime' post='509510' date='Jun 9 2009, 08:35 PM']Does tinfoil actually work for shielding? Ive never heard that.[/quote]

Yep, works just fine. :)

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[quote name='steve-soar' post='509275' date='Jun 9 2009, 05:18 PM']Could limbo under that G string. :)[/quote]

Yes - you're right. Action has now been lowered. needed a bit of fettling of the brass nut. All now fine.

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[quote name='mathewsanchez' post='509255' date='Jun 9 2009, 05:01 PM']Wasn't that for sale on the forum? Think it's a 'Vintage' brand p bass with 70s fender decal added. And i think it's been relic'd not natural playwear.[/quote]


Ah, right - I see what's happened now. When it was decribed as a "vintage bass", I thought that meant...

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Looks damn good to me. We need some kind of cheap/dodgy P bass club.

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