No, it was definitely the entire neck - three times. This was while he was out of my control, so I have no idea where those necks came from or where the other ones went.
When Horace called me to ask if I wanted Heinz back, I initially said no because I thought it still had the fretless neck. He said he'd found a fretted rosewood and had changed it out and the bass played better than ever. I found that hard to believe, but what the hell.
So it left with the maple neck, went through all these transmogrifications, and eventually did come back, playing better than ever. Color me surprised.
The last big gig for Heinz with me. He even got on the tee-vee here locally.
(Note my red security blanket Bongo behind me. I'm chicken!)
Jack
Jack what is the year of production of that bass and would you be able to tell if the body is alder or ash? and finally is it a ceramic or alnico pickup, I am just curious to find out the ingredients used that makes that bass so special sounding to all you guys.
and... Many Thanks
Tacka dig mycket!
LOL Heinz has the most bizarre effect on people.... strum let us know what your band and audiences think of him
