This all adds up to a really high quality instrument for under $1k. I’m pretty impressed.
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That orange drop doesn’t look stock from Fender unless MIJ is different. What voltage is that? It’s huge!
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So this bass was apparently made for Fender by FujiGen. And it kind of shows 
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Actually it says it right on the pill. 600v
Good deal! All upgraded for you!
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Yeah, the Model P is exactly what I was looking for in a P pickup. Thanks for the tip, @terb .
Very punchy, strong attack, great tone.
Here’s the same riff dry:
and EQ/amp/cabsim:
Very bad muting, noticed after recording, sorry
Still a good demo of the differences. That’s a lot of attack for fingerstyle. Very nice.
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Sounds good! Very punchy indeed
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I almost like the dry one better, has more character.
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If I ever get ahold of the flame red straight P Aerodyne, this is the pickup going in it, sounds fantastic.
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Still working on EQ and amp settings I like with the P. Currently am probably EQing too much away.
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I like the dry. Sounds articulate. .
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That’s what I meant to say, but I didn’t know how to spell “articulate” 
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I know what that’s like. I know how to spell bananananananana, but I don’t know when to stop.
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I think you’re fever is back…
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I had totally forgotten that Dick Cavett was in that flick! Remind me some time to regale you with my story of meeting him at a book-signing event.
Not to mention Sylvia Sidney, between this film and “Mars Attacks!” she had a late-in-life comeback in films.
That is one Tim Burton film that I can watch, and I probably should give him more of a chance with some of his other works (although I recall now that I’ve seen “Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children” and “Big Eyes,” also both directed by him).
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I’m trying to think of a Tim Burton film I didn’t like 
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Hey, different strokes, etc., right? 
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