Hey wings I had heard that that boxy flappy sound from the early teles on the neck pup was because the electric bass had not come out yet and thats what they were using and I heard this from Jim Weider.Sumi
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Hey wings I had heard that that boxy flappy sound from the early teles on the neck pup was because the electric bass had not come out yet and thats what they were using and I heard this from Jim Weider.Sumi
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Sumi, that theory makes some sense...but the Precision Bass, the first electric bass, actually was introduced in '51, too. But the original Broadcaster/Telecaster wiring scheme was as I described it.
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