For the neck i understand it would cost abt 500 bucks,for the pickups i dont mind investing 2 to 300 bucks onwards.i dont know if i can achieve a strong bright sound with a precision setup.i feel that the stock pickups are rather weak so i need sumthing that can cut through the mix.i know that getting a different bass would be better with a setup like a jazz or a double buck, i still wanna see how much better a precision setup can sound with diff pickups.what would be a good choice for pickups?
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If you want to do something radical, instead of buying a new neck, use that cash to do a reverse routing for the P pickups and drop a set of Nordstrand NP4 inside.
It's like adding a ton of cornstarch to your tone
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my ex p bass i used a fulltone fatboost... can really fatten up the tone and gain up more vol.. (sadowsky p are active too
parden me if it sound horrid to you.. hehe
haha, yup, the nordstrands pups are really gd, i've 2 bassist friend tt upgraded their jazz to nords.. gd stuff..
thx for the input guys.Btw i tried using the preamp on my gt-6b to get that bite but i feel it just doesnt sound right,as in like there is no body to the tone so i figured that changing the pickup may help.Abt the neck, i need a replacement cos i did a major mistake of not detuning after an outdoor show,causing it to warp and crack along the neck.Nothing to be done but to replace it.Argh.Major lesson learnt!so i need good suggestions for places with good prices for p bass necks.Btw is a p bass supposed to cut through?
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i think its because in extreme climate conditions, the stress from string tension will damage the neck... which is why the bass is always detuned when in transport