This is another can of worm. There are too many forms of Humbucker pickups. It can be in a seal soap bars style or rectangular shape, or MM(MusicMan) style, or it can be just the regular jazz pickup style with 2 wires wind from opposite polarity to cancel the 60 cycle hum naturally produce in a single coil pickups.
They are not your typical double Humbucker because their position. Both pickups are pretty next to each other taking up the real estate in the middle of the bass which produce some crazy muscular tone. Think Bruce Banner, The electronic is pretty crazy too as Warwick is not playing around with north/ south coil combination wizardry.
the knobs layout are Vol, Blend, Bass, and Treble. the 2 (3-way) switch are identical one for each pickup Series/ Parallel/ Single Coil.
And of course, instead of searching the internet for pictures, @Al1885 just goes to his shed and finds some relevant examples. Only in the basses that are easily accessible, of course. But thatās not a problem
I borrowed the tuning keys and the smaller Ferrellās from my Generic Pbass, and the bigger Ferrellās from my Jazz Bass kit. I insert the bigger Ferrellās first then Iāll insert the smaller ones in the bigger Ferrellās.
I absolutely despise the sealed gear tuners. So I decided to change them. For ones that I like, and look a lot better. Than those original ones. Then I have to oil the fretboard, and Iām going to medical school. Because itās ashier than I am. Itās better than it was.
Iām not going to use the Ferrellās that came with the my Generic Pbass. Iām going to use the threaded Ferrellās from the original tuners. Iām glad that itās my bass, and not anyone elseās.
This is a case where they are kind of both bushings and ferrules. A ferrule is just an end cap that makes holes in soft materials (like wood) stronger to be able to work with metal parts (like strings or in this case tuners).
Bushings are fittings to allow one mechanical part to better fit inside or against another.
Can you tell me a little bit about that Stingray? I didnāt recognize the signature on the nicely finished headstock, and that brown pickguard is very sharp. Can you tell me the model it is? How does it play?
Its a Jackson Js2P Spectra ā¦ for the price of 399.00 CDNā¦ what you get is not too badā¦ full scale neck, active/passive circuitsā¦ and the stock setup is IMPRESSIVE. (very little to tweak )
A really good entry level bass from a trusted brand
I have no amp tho LMAO!.. Running it through a Bluetooth JBL Partybox speaker ( which is LOUD ) ā¦ it works well with my PC interface set up
As nouns the difference between bushing and ferrule
is that bushing is a type of bearing, a cylindrical lining designed to reduce friction and wear inside a hole, often used as a casing for a shaft, pin or hinge while ferrule is a metal band or cap placed around a shaft to reinforce it or to prevent splitting.
That said, in a very real sense they are in fact grommets: ring-like metal inserts designed to stop the edges of a hole in a thin or sheet-like material from fraying or chipping.
The electronic is pretty crazy too as Warwick is not playing around with north/ south coil combination wizardry.
Why not?!
