Halloween leftover

[walker]

Here's a gag I posted on the sister page at Facebook. A week late, but you get the idea - a Fender P dressed as a 4001S for Halloween:

[Tarrbot]

Nice mockup.

[blueflamerick]

I like it.

[rickenbrother]

I like it.

Me too!

[walker]

Yeah, the inspiration for the mock-up came as a response to seeing all the 4001 bodies that have been hacked up to accommodate P pickups. But on a more constructive & scientific note, it would actually be interesting to hear what this would sound like.

[jps]

Yeah, the inspiration for the mock-up came as a response to seeing all the 4001 bodies that have been hacked up to accommodate P pickups. But on a more constructive & scientific note, it would actually be interesting to hear what this would sound like.

I agree, even more so if it were a Jazz Bass body with the Precision neck. No pickguard, please. Oh yeah, rear routed controls, too!!!

[BigJohnAZ]

Looks sweet. Maybe add a skunk stripe...

[iiipopes]

Yeah, the inspiration for the mock-up came as a response to seeing all the 4001 bodies that have been hacked up to accommodate P pickups. But on a more constructive & scientific note, it would actually be interesting to hear what this would sound like.

My custom fanned fret P has an HB-1 in the D-G segment of the P-pickup position, just a hair north of where a RIC treble position pickup is. It doesn't sound like a 4003 or 4004. It sounds like a P-bass with a little bit more growl.
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[sloop_john_b]

Wow! Not bad!

[iiipopes]

Also remember that Stu Cook did add a toaster to his P-bass with CCR.

[tinman 1967]

Still say it needs a maple board

[walker]

Wow... I've never knew about that Stu Cook mod. Is it known what recordings he might have used it on?

[MiroN]

One day I will have it!

[walker]

HA HA! Nice!

[ajish4]

Dayum,

I like it too!

Bout time they got it right!