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Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 4:04 pm
by Lucamo
Nick wrote: I figured you may have meant that but yeah, 9's on a shortscale to 11's on a full scale will be night and day. Good luck with it, respect for not taking baby steps lol
Baha, now I am afraid. I SHOULDVE TAKEN BABY STEPS. WHAT HAVE I DONE!?

Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 5:29 pm
by Nick
Nothing bad, it'll just be a little tougher on your calluses and a quite a bit harder to bend. It'll sound awesome though

Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 7:19 pm
by Lucamo
brandon. wrote:My pan is almost exactly the same, but with pointier horns. Those pickups are awesome, super garage-y but not without their charm. They really compliment the hollow-ness well.

I shimmed the neck on mine and the action cleaned up really nicely. Also, make sure the nut is nicely cut because it'll give you tons of trouble like mine does.

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Brandon, have you done any mods other than the neck shimming?
Do you have any clue where to find a whammy-bar for that sexy trim.

I've heard a lot of people take of this tailpiece, and put a more basic trapeze tail.

ALSO! Is that a tele neck pickup in you p-bass clone?!

Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2011 12:10 am
by brandon.
I replaced all the wiring except the 3 way switch and pickups. That was a total pain in the ass and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone ever. Does your wiring work okay? I had to buy a pair of surgical forceps to reach in there and get it done.
The nut on mine is terrible, as I said before, I need to re-glue it or shape it better, it's a mess.

I haven't been able to find a whammy, but I'd love to, let me know if you find one. I heard that guitarfetish might have something.

That El Degas P bass is totally stock. I think it's supposed to have a pickup cover, but that's the original pickup. It's very cool and sounds just like a P-bass should.

Come to Hamilton man, my new place is literally 2 minutes from the GO Station. Seriously.