Walter Woods
Moderators: rickenbrother, ajish4
Over the years I have bought and sold lots of basses, but in the past few years I was determined to hang on to the special ones. My main gigging bass these days is the V63 but depending on the sound I want The Zon or Rick Turner can't be beat. If it wasn't for the RICs I would probably use my Fender California Precision Bass Special for my main bass as it does have a great tone that is quite versatile given it's PJ pickup combination, plus it's neck is nice and thin like the '60s RICs.
The Cii was a great bass but I found the tone was a bit too dark with the HB-1 pickups, which is the reason I put the toasters in it, greatly improving the sound. I liked the very light weight of the instrument, but in the end I sold it because the neck was just too fat for my hands to play comfortably for a long gig. Now that I have the NS CR4M I am gaining a new appreciation for fat necks!
The Cii was a great bass but I found the tone was a bit too dark with the HB-1 pickups, which is the reason I put the toasters in it, greatly improving the sound. I liked the very light weight of the instrument, but in the end I sold it because the neck was just too fat for my hands to play comfortably for a long gig. Now that I have the NS CR4M I am gaining a new appreciation for fat necks!

The Kubota is the better tractor Jared....It should last longer like an old RIC! 

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