pjmuck wrote:
Lefty Tele basses have really been difficult to find the past few years (they're rare enough as it is), and unfortunately, about 99% of them I've seen have had something dun wrong to 'em like this one.
But if it's any consolation, that neck mudbucker in combo with another PUP added in or around the bridge area blended creates an absolutely monstrous sound that Fender should consider reissuing, IMO.
I agree! Those wide range humbuckers sound absolutely monstruous, like nothing else! The output is just overwhelming, they're so incredibly loud they'll make ANY amp clip. It gets even more scary when you place one in the classic P-bass position. A couple of guys on the Dutch basgitaarforum have been modding Squier Vintage Modified Precision TB's by adding a second wide range bucker in the bridge position, and one guy put one in the P-position on a Precision... Has to be heard to be believed!
Here's some inspiration for ya
The top one is by far the most useable by the way. Classic P tones with the option to blend in the wide range humbucker for even more bottom end.
Squier VM Precision TB body with added P pickup and a secondhand Fender MIJ Sting signature neck
Squier VM Precision TB with added ChiSonic humbucker (Lakland / Hanson)
Squier Classic Vibe Precision with Wide Range Humbucker in the classic P position, this one will truly scare the crap out of you! I've heard and played it through an Ampeg SVT Classic and V4 stack and my own EBS, and it just wouldn't clean up
Warmoth / Allparts Precision body and neck with two Wide Range Humbuckers
Two Allparts Precisions inspired by the Fender Custom Shop LOTTO Precision
I have two brand new wide range humbuckers still laying around for a project, but still haven't bothered to actually do anything with them.