subprime wrote:How do gibson rippers and RD artists sound in relation to these? They're two of the other non egc basses that I've been looking at.Listen to Nirvana I would've thought. Probably more expensive in North America given the very low T-40 prices.

steve wrote:One important thing about the wiring diagram is that when the tone pot for the bridge pickup is in single coil mode, the phase switch acts as a coil selector, essentially a pickup selector between the two coils of the bridge pickup. So you actually have an insane number of pickup ...

subprime wrote:Is the bridge worth replacing? It seems odd.Most of it is odd, look at the headstock.The bridge is an integral part of the design. It's die-cast, triple chrome plated, through-body and includes a 'sustain block' - I don't know how much sustain or tonal depth/ring you would potentially ...

llllllllllllllllllllllll wrote:meatpuppet wrote:I'm about to have a brass nut fitted to replace the stock plastic number. Standard brass nut off of eBay for 5/6 but needs some serious contouring to fitYou sure that plastic nut is stock? Mine has a brass one.The plastic nut was introduced in the ...

llllllllllllllllllllllll wrote:tallchris wrote:Not necessarily a Kerble, but this is a good T-40 thread in C/NC:Bass Guitar: The vintage Peavey T-40boat anchor of shit might be one of the funniest poll options I've seen.I'm surprised about the opinions on the neck - I find it very comfortable. Mind ...

The bass of shallow-pocketed champions. I have recently fallen head over heels for mine.Having posted some bits about the T-40 in the eBay thread maybe it would be sensible to start a separate one so as not to hijack it. I can't find a previous one, Kerble it if necessary.There are a few mods and ...

The Station Agent, finally. Peter Dinklage is excellent in it.Stakeland - enjoyable vampire apocalypse business with a decent soundtrack.and I'm going to watch Ex-Drummer right now. Allegedly it rules.