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Jeff:
It's cool for you to want whatever you want in a bass as
far as features and tone.
Will this bass be used mostly in the surf realm, or do you
have other jobstypes of music that you will be playing? The
split pickup/jazz pickup is very common and desirable for
contemporary bass sounds.
Additionally, the 21-fret neck is often used by
contemporary players.
However I play a single pickup Fender bass with 20 frets.
Just a P-bass, that's all.
-dp
--- Jeff <> wrote:
> Ok, first off, On my Kramer Bass( looks like a P bass),
> I have a Jazz
> pick up near the bridge and a Split near the neck. I
> reall ylike this
> sound when both are on, or using just the Neck pick
> once in awhile.
> How many bass players out there have this combo, and is
> it really
> necessary to look for while checking out Fender
> bass's to buy.
>
> Also I have a 21 fret neck, so the highest note is a E.
> most Fender
> bass's have a 20 fret neck, so it's a D#. Not that I'm
> going ot be
> playing that note alot( or ever in a surf band
> enviroment)BUt is it
> anal of me to want that 21st fret?
>
> Jeff(bigtikidude)
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