How I built my "New York City" bass - custom Fender P/J

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • Who am I?
    I am a professional musician from Brooklyn, NY. I play bass, mandolin, guitar, and synthesizers. I make videos about music and my lifestyle as a professional musician.
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    GEAR:
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    With this neck: (amzn.to/3DK2vQy)
    and a D-Tuner (amzn.to/3I0PeFP)
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    Pedals I use:
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    OCTAVE: (BOSS OC-2)
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Комментарии • 12

  • @shannonmcmackin4665
    @shannonmcmackin4665 2 года назад +1

    I'm a lefty, so it's very rare for me to just find something I can get my hands on prior to purchase. I walked into a GC and there was a Squier CV 60s P Bass. Since bringing it home, I added DiMarzio Relentless PUPs, a Warmoth roasted maple neck, a Babicz bridge and hipshot ultralites with a D-tuner. Planning to do something similar with a P/J...

    • @SteveBurke
      @SteveBurke  2 года назад

      Awesome! Sounds like a great setup. There's something really fun about modding these Fender style basses.

  • @jazzbrew68
    @jazzbrew68 2 года назад

    Great video and I agree. My favorite bass is very similar. PJ setup, vintage Nordy pups.

  • @JarodGrieco
    @JarodGrieco 2 года назад

    Polyester! Haha. Loved the video brother. Didn’t realize it was anything other than stock given that it’s still so classic looking

  • @fodera0915
    @fodera0915 2 года назад

    I have a TF loaded as well.. want for a neck

  • @marg0049
    @marg0049 2 года назад +1

    Does the volume output on your new pickups match as well as the stock Tony Franklin ones?

    • @SteveBurke
      @SteveBurke  2 года назад

      Not really but I’m able to compensate by adjusting the pickup height. I’m happy with the volume of the bridge pickup in this setup.

    • @marg0049
      @marg0049 2 года назад

      @@SteveBurke I enjoy the sound of your bass so much, I put together my own! It's a Tony Franklin body and American Professional jazz neck. Every PJ i've owned before, the pickups were poorly matched and I almost always ran the P solo. With this one, I make frequent use of all 3 pickup positions, and am happy at how usable they all are. Normally I wouldn't care for a 3 way switch on a 2 pickup bass, but they really are the best option for passive PJs in my opinion. I was trying to post a picture of the bass, but I don't think youtube allows links.

    • @SteveBurke
      @SteveBurke  2 года назад

      @@marg0049 wow! I would love to see it and hear it. Shoot me an email steveburk3@gmail.com
      The stock TF body is terrific. Do you have any planned upgrades down the line or are you happy with how it’s set up?

    • @iancannon3200
      @iancannon3200 2 года назад

      Really informative video! Love the versatility of the PJ setup.

    • @marg0049
      @marg0049 2 года назад

      @@SteveBurke Have you ever thought about putting as stacked knob on your Tony Franklin with a pickup pan? Maybe it could share the spot with the master volume. I feel like if it were wired correctly, the pickup pan would only work with the 3 way switch in the middle position. But on either of the outer positions you'd still have the benefits of keeping the other pickup out of the circuit, keeping the "true" P bass tone. I'm really thinking about this mod at the moment for my TF!