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Custom Basses made by Linc Luthier USA.

Linc Luthier does not only offer Electric Guitars also four-, five-, six-, eight-string basses, fretted, fretless, and double-necks, in all combinations.

What differentiates the “models” is the wood combinations and custom tone unique to each instrument.

If you like a bright sound, a dark sound, or the warm mid-range of an upright, Luthier USA can accommodate your desires.

On these instruments, volume and pan are all the controls you’ll ever need.

All adjustments are kept simple and powerful. Pickups are passive.

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Linc Luthier Custom Bass.

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Delano HE/S-4 quad coils are recommended for versatility, allowing wiring as cross or reverse cross coils.
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Consider using an OBP-1 preamp at 18V for enhanced tonal flexibility, particularly for gigging with a hollowbody bass.
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David Gage Realist piezo is suggested as a potential bridge pickup for a five-string bass, praised for its effectiveness on fretless models.
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Villex pickups and electronics have been found in some Linc Luthier basses, though not consistently across all models.
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Owners have considered using Bartolini pickups, referencing their historic compatibility with other high-end basses like the Modulus.
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Linc Luthier basses are perceived to be on par with Warwicks, particularly those from the early 2000s.
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Linc Luthier basses are compared to early 2000s Warwicks in quality, with some owners recalling similar experiences from that era.
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The possibility of needing a bridge rout or top mount is noted, and pickups may require custom routing due to size differences.
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Bridge routing considerations include whether it requires top mounting or recessing, potentially needing routing adjustments for pickups.
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Unfinished Linc Luthier basses often come with serials on stickers and incomplete cases, indicating unique acquisition circumstances.
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Owners express a keen interest in Linc Luthier basses due to their aesthetic appeal and the unique opportunity for customization.
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Some Linc Luthier basses have cases without carrying handles and serials on stickers, indicating unique acquisition circumstances.
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Shavo Odadjian

Guitarist, Bassist

System of a Down

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Shavo Odadjian is confirmed to use the Linc Luthier Custom Bass, as he is seen playing it live at the Metro in Chicago, IL (PROSHOT | 1998) throughout the entire show (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=er_k_2d0RdA). Furthermore, this bass was utilized during the recording of System of a Down's debut album.