i was going to post this in "basses," but i figured i'd get blasted or schmiced for some reason i should have thought about, and i'm thinking it's funny anyway --- here goes:
just asking: mighty mite only makes/distributes a fretless P-bass neck. i have one (i like it!), but i prefer the jazz neck profiles over the p-bass profiles. the necks are well made and they swap out with no real issues, and best of all, compared to other 'neck makers', they are really affordable ($99-$119)
depending on your source, sale prices, yada yada.
so: i submitted a question to mighty mite regarding this: "will you be making a fretless ebonol j-style neck?" here is the response i got:
from: Kim Schmitt <[email protected]>
Dear Jim,
Thank you for your interest and suggestion.
There is no plan at this time; however,
we will discuss it at our next meeting.
Regards,
Mighty Mite
this really got my hopes up until i read these: threads regarding the influence of TB on manufacturers:
Online forums' influence on manufacturers
and,
When was the last time talk bass members
lots of good info and great opinions (all points of view) in both threads, but i'm posting this thread anyway! ha!
here's some old school/naive math:
if only 1% of the 244,846 TB members preferred an unlined, fretless ebonol j-style neck and were willing to post on this thread to say that: mighty mite, or any other manufacturer, would probably notice if just a few thousand bass players stated that they would be interested in the product: unlined, ebonol fretless J-bass neck, then:
1. this thread would be huge.
2. mighty mite just mite pay attention (which would change TB's status among manufacturers).
3. i mite get my neck!
4. you mite get one, too.
please post only positive, encouraging, advocacy oriented, results driven responses. please post them quickly as i have no idea when their "next meeting" is.
thanks, i'll owe you one.
just asking: mighty mite only makes/distributes a fretless P-bass neck. i have one (i like it!), but i prefer the jazz neck profiles over the p-bass profiles. the necks are well made and they swap out with no real issues, and best of all, compared to other 'neck makers', they are really affordable ($99-$119)
depending on your source, sale prices, yada yada.
so: i submitted a question to mighty mite regarding this: "will you be making a fretless ebonol j-style neck?" here is the response i got:
from: Kim Schmitt <[email protected]>
Dear Jim,
Thank you for your interest and suggestion.
There is no plan at this time; however,
we will discuss it at our next meeting.
Regards,
Mighty Mite
this really got my hopes up until i read these: threads regarding the influence of TB on manufacturers:
Online forums' influence on manufacturers
and,
When was the last time talk bass members
lots of good info and great opinions (all points of view) in both threads, but i'm posting this thread anyway! ha!
here's some old school/naive math:
if only 1% of the 244,846 TB members preferred an unlined, fretless ebonol j-style neck and were willing to post on this thread to say that: mighty mite, or any other manufacturer, would probably notice if just a few thousand bass players stated that they would be interested in the product: unlined, ebonol fretless J-bass neck, then:
1. this thread would be huge.
2. mighty mite just mite pay attention (which would change TB's status among manufacturers).
3. i mite get my neck!
4. you mite get one, too.
please post only positive, encouraging, advocacy oriented, results driven responses. please post them quickly as i have no idea when their "next meeting" is.
thanks, i'll owe you one.