Adorama has
Charvel Pro-Mod San Dimas Bass PJ IV Bass Guitar (Platinum Pearl, 2963068576) on sale for
$499.
Shipping is free.
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iconian for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
- Four-string model with 34" scale length
- Alder body
- Bolt-on caramelized maple "slim C" speed neck with graphite reinforcement and hand-rubbed satin urethane back finish
- 12"-16" caramelized maple fingerboard with rolled edges, 20 jumbo frets and cream dot inlays
- Luminlay side dots
- Heel-mount truss rod adjustment wheel
- DiMarzio Model J DP123 bridge and DiMarzio Model P DP122 middle pickups, each with black covers
- Active electronics
- Charvel HiMass bridge
- Master volume control with push/pull selector to engage or bypass active EQ circuit, pickup blend control and three-band active EQ (bass, mid and treble) controls
- Graph Tech TUSQ XL nut, open-gear tuners, vintage-style disc string tree, and oversized strap buttons
- Charvel Lifetime Limited Warranty
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Why don't they wire it for tone controls in passive?
And a pound lighter would be nice. Looks like these run 9 lbs
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Why don't they wire it for tone controls in passive?
And a pound lighter would be nice. Looks like these run 9 lbs
Why don't they wire it for tone controls in passive?
And a pound lighter would be nice. Looks like these run 9 lbs
You may however be a little unrealistic about a bass like this coming in at 8lbs. That may take losing the J pickup, or losing the hi-mass bridge, or losing the clover leaf tuners, or dropping down to a softer, easier denting body, and then it would likely neck dive.
I've got a Washburn Stu Hamm Signature SHB-85 4-string that comes in a little under 8lbs. It has an excellent flat-radius thin-neck like this bass, it hass super cool inlays on a rosewood board, but it doesn't sound nearly as good as this bass. It's my most comfortable bass, and it's the one I want to play the least.
When you get it, you can go on to the preamp and turn the trim screw fully clockwise to lower the output, so there isn't as much difference between the passive and active mode.
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