We'll be posting photos of the NAMM 2014 basses in this thread. Starting with the new SJ5 3x. This one features an alder body, wenge wenge neck with matching headstock and a hipshot. The body features the new thinline depth (solid, no chambers), FD34L pickups and a 3-band Glock pre with individual series/parallel switches for each pickup.
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Wow is right! That is one cool looking bass.
What do you call that colour? It's like a metallic red wine.
I noticed you have gone with the Y Key tuners, which is the first I have seen on the SuperJ.
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It's not the exact color we were aiming for, but it evokes an emotion just the same. It makes me think of the 1920's and 30's.
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Here's the 2x version. Thinline body style (solid, not chambered), Custom FD3 pickups with the bridge pickup located in the 60's position vs the 70's position on the older SJ's. Available in passive, 2 band or 3 band with optional series/parallel switches for each pickup.
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I hope your coming to the Montreal Guitar Show this year with some of this stuff! It looks great!
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[quote="Smallmouth_Bass":1h3fis39]I hope your coming to the Montreal Guitar Show this year with some of this stuff! It looks great![/quote:1h3fis39]
Dang, the MGS is no more.
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As soon as we launched the Super P we started getting requests for a Super PJ. We spent a lot of time working out the bridge pickup and it's position. The results are that the pickups compliment each really nicely and the parallel combined tone is right on target.
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Jeez…. gasp…. gape….choke….. this threads too much for a Dingwall junkie to bear…
eyes roll back and passes out with big grin….theres some magic stuff in the water up there in Saskatoon, you guys are gonna killum at NAMM.
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Here's a Lee Sklar in a Dark Candy Purple. It looks almost black until you shine a light on it and then it's the color of a grape popsicle.
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The new Afterburner HS. Solid bubinga body, choice of top (wenge in this case), wenge neck, wenge fretboard (macassar ebony on this model) and standard electronics. The HS stands for Heavy and Solid. Players who like the solid tone and crazy sustain of a heavier more aggressively aimed bass will appreciate what the HS has to offer. The average weight will be 10-11 lbs.
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Every time I think I make my mind up to get one of your "short scale" offerings, you build something like this ABHS.....
I would so totally rock that!
Magnifico!
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