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Old 11-30-2007, 11:57 AM
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Thanks Ken, that makes sense. I love my bass and wouldn't trade it for anything. Im in the market for a 5 so I am headed down to Chucks tomorrow to see what they have in stock, interested in playing a BSR5MS. At some point, I'll probably send this one back to you guys to have the S/P option installed and a look at the pickup installation.

Thanks again man, I'm glad I found this forum.

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Old 11-30-2007, 12:41 PM
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Thanks Ken, that makes sense. I love my bass and wouldn't trade it for anything. Im in the market for a 5 so I am headed down to Chucks tomorrow to see what they have in stock, interested in playing a BSR5MS. At some point, I'll probably send this one back to you guys to have the S/P option installed and a look at the pickup installation.

Thanks again man, I'm glad I found this forum.

-Scott Reed
S/P in a J? The S/P is for the soapbar pickups. The Js don't have the 'umph' to go up into parallel wiring. They are already in series. The SBs are Parallel as standard and the Series is the wiring option with the switches.
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Old 12-01-2007, 12:34 PM
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Thanks for the info, I learn something new every time I come here! Awesome.
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