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'''"(Heavy Metal in) Doubly"''' as it is properly named, or '''"Doubly"''' as we call it, is our attempt to build and make available what we think is one of the cooler ideas with respect to electric basses: | '''"(Heavy Metal in) Doubly"''' as it is properly named, or '''"Doubly"''' as we call it, is our attempt to build and make available what we think is one of the cooler ideas with respect to electric basses: | ||
| − | Doubled-up Jazz Bass Pickups wound | + | ; Doubled-up Jazz Bass Pickups (four total coils) wound into two actual coil-splittable humbuckers. |
| − | + | What follows is our journey developing the idea and the instrument. | |
Latest revision as of 07:33, 27 September 2026
"You don't do heavy metal in doubly, you know" - Jeanine Pettibone
"This is Spinal Tap", 1984
"(Heavy Metal in) Doubly" as it is properly named, or "Doubly" as we call it, is our attempt to build and make available what we think is one of the cooler ideas with respect to electric basses:
- Doubled-up Jazz Bass Pickups (four total coils) wound into two actual coil-splittable humbuckers.
What follows is our journey developing the idea and the instrument.
