Show Us Your Non- Warwick Bass Then!

Did anyone say Ibanez?!





I had the double pickup version with sexy woods a couple of years ago which I traded for my first Warwick, regretted it a bit since and picked this up cheap.
 
Lowered the bridge a lot, toyed with it some. Sounds very convincing, will have to test it in a band setting tho.

Edit: No wiring problem like I first thought. Stacked pot on this Bartolini pre is not vol/bal but vol/vol.
 
Full carbon neck, no truss rod? With the funny compound/plastic fretboard?

Damn sexy bass Marco, damn sexy.
 
Yup. These basses are absolute bees knees. Recently fell in love again with mine.
 
Sold some basses, and because i'm moving soon sold some other household stuff.
Saved some money on bills and such and decided to grab this:
 
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Traded it for my Sandberg, hopefully a good deal.
Really suprised by the build quality these things have, the finish is really nice (still, 2008 bass) and the electronics are also really good.
 
Cool, looks like a melted Infnity... ;)

Any sound clips for share in mind?
 
To P or not to P... That is the question.

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Jazz is olympic white, Japanese.
Precision is olympic white, Japanese.

Yet I seem to notice a "subtle" difference between these two variations of Japanese olympic white. LOL.
 
Half a day old and already stickered. I think it looks better now.

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Last pic before I stop spamming this thread for a while.
Here we have proof I am still a W player as well.

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Sounds very good too. I have it dialed 75% towards the neck pickup and added a little low end on the EQ. Neck pu in humbucking mode, bridge pickup in whatever (doesn't make a difference any longer as its volume is so low). PHAT tone that way that hardly needs any EQ on the amp, meaning it sounds this good through any rig.
 
DiMarco said:
Sounds very good too. I have it dialed 75% towards the neck pickup and added a little low end on the EQ. Neck pu in humbucking mode, bridge pickup in whatever (doesn't make a difference any longer as its volume is so low). PHAT tone that way that hardly needs any EQ on the amp, meaning it sounds this good through any rig.
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That's almost identical to how I use mine 75% of the time, the other 25% is 100% bridge pickup for when I have to emulate a Stingray.
 
Bought my first 7ender a few weeks ago. Super cheap. It's a great bass, though. 98 MIM Jazz Squier. Sounds and plays great as-is, but I'm thinking of installing a standard Jazz pickguard and this EMG pickup setup:
 
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