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Author:  slybass3000 [ December 7th, 2011, 8:30 pm ]
Post subject:  JAZZ KNOBS PLATE

I will receive a Jazz bass (body & neck only) and I was wondering if a regular knobs plate fits a lefty jazz?

Maybe considering an Audere kind of kit to put in. Any other suggestions?

Thanks in advance,

Sly

Author:  danomite64 [ December 8th, 2011, 2:40 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: JAZZ KNOBS PLATE

The control plate is symmetrical, so it works on both lefty and righty Jazz basses.

Of course, that won't stop some ebay entrepreneur from selling a 'lefty' plate for big $. :mrgreen:

Author:  slybass3000 [ December 8th, 2011, 3:28 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: JAZZ KNOBS PLATE

danomite64 wrote:
The control plate is symmetrical, so it works on both lefty and righty Jazz basses.

Of course, that won't stop some ebay entrepreneur from selling a 'lefty' plate for big $. :mrgreen:

LOL

Thanks for the advice and infos.
I think I'm going for the Audere basic with v/v/b-t config.

I just got the bass today and WOW I look forward to put it all together.

Author:  Frenchy-Lefty [ December 10th, 2011, 11:47 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: JAZZ KNOBS PLATE

If you buy an Audere preamp I suggest to leave it wired righty and to get used to it. I copy paste something from an older thread on this topic written by our in-house expert Rodent. I know it is true as I have experimented a lot with it.


Quote:
like noted above - YES on linear pots

but for an audio lot, definitely NO unless you don't want it to be usable the entire rotation

why is your builder having issues with lefty pots? it's not like you have a preamp in that bass that you need special pots for. AllParts stocks lefty pots, and any reasonable builder will have an account here

500K pots - http://www.allparts.com/CTS-Left-Handed ... 86-l00.htm
250K pots - http://www.allparts.com/CTS-Left-Handed ... 85-l00.htm

Author:  slybass3000 [ December 11th, 2011, 8:53 am ]
Post subject:  Re: JAZZ KNOBS PLATE

Frenchy-Lefty wrote:
If you buy an Audere preamp I suggest to leave it wired righty and to get used to it. I copy paste something from an older thread on this topic written by our in-house expert Rodent. I know it is true as I have experimented a lot with it.


Quote:
like noted above - YES on linear pots

but for an audio lot, definitely NO unless you don't want it to be usable the entire rotation

why is your builder having issues with lefty pots? it's not like you have a preamp in that bass that you need special pots for. AllParts stocks lefty pots, and any reasonable builder will have an account here

500K pots - http://www.allparts.com/CTS-Left-Handed ... 86-l00.htm
250K pots - http://www.allparts.com/CTS-Left-Handed ... 85-l00.htm

Thank you for this info

Author:  screambasses [ December 22nd, 2011, 8:19 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: JAZZ KNOBS PLATE

I put Audere pre-amps into all of the basses that I build. Love 'em. I also have many black
Jazz Bass plates if you need them...

pete

Author:  slybass3000 [ December 27th, 2011, 12:03 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: JAZZ KNOBS PLATE

screambasses wrote:
I put Audere pre-amps into all of the basses that I build. Love 'em. I also have many black
Jazz Bass plates if you need them...

pete

That is good to know. The only problem seems to be the battery. My luthier may have to do a cavity in the back of the body to access the battery. I'll hope to have the bass by the end of the week, all fitted ;-)

Author:  screambasses [ December 27th, 2011, 3:41 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: JAZZ KNOBS PLATE

slybass3000 wrote:
screambasses wrote:
I put Audere pre-amps into all of the basses that I build. Love 'em. I also have many black
Jazz Bass plates if you need them...

pete

That is good to know. The only problem seems to be the battery. My luthier may have to do a cavity in the back of the body to access the battery. I'll hope to have the bass by the end of the week, all fitted ;-)


It's no problem. It all (preamp and battery) will fit in the existing cavity nicely. He could route an area the battery can slip in to, if more room is needed.

pete

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