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  1. tom1946
    Thanks very much guys, Great info, I am going to try some of the strings suggested. Watch this space.....
  2. tom1946
    Great info guys, thanks. The strings I tried were 34" scale and I was careful about where I cut the end so I didn't have 34 turns around a very narrow capstan. They still snapped though. I'm wary of buying any more until I know they won't snap again. Roundwounds are no problem, ever.
  3. tom1946
    Thanks guys, the tuner capstan is small on the ibanez mezzo so I guess that's the problem, it started to tighten then unravelled. I only tried 2 strings and they both did the same thing, I cut the length in the usual way so I don't know where to go with this now. Any ideas on how to fit flats on a 32 scale? Where can I get the right strings? Thanks.
  4. tom1946
    Thanks for that, This is the second set and it's done the same thing, I tried Olympia first then Adagio and both did the same thing, the string unravelled then snapped. Not sure what to do now.... Tom.
  5. tom1946
    Yes I am, I couldn't find any for a 32" scale, is that the problem do you think? Thanks.
  6. tom1946
    Can anyone explain to me why when I've tried to fit a new set of flatwounds to my 32" scale Ibanez, every string snaps at the tuner when I try to tighten the string? Normal roundwounds are no problem. I'm at a loss. Thanks.
  7. tom1946
    Ahh no good to me then, I was born in 1946... Man I was 14 then when that beautiful bass was made. GLWTS.
  8. tom1946
    Was mine, it's a cracking bass even as standard, if you like 32" scale, just buy it it's a great bass. GLWTS.
  9. tom1946
    I have had this bass on loan for a week and can attest to it being fabulous to play, light as anything and I have a glass back. You won't regret buying this. GLWTS Pete.
  10. tom1946
    Here we have a pair of Peavey PR12's, in excellent condition with slipover covers. Only used for about 6 performances at fairly big venues. They were used with a Yamaha powered mixer and they sounded great. Spec' here: https://assets.peavey.com/literature/specs/116536_13931.pdf Briefly they are rated at 400 watts / 800 peak They have 1/4 jack or speakon connections (the leaflet attached doesn't show speakons in and out but mine has them. They can be shipped at extra cost. Thanks for looking.
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  13. tom1946
    This is my immaculate Squier Jaguar, bought to do something different with but never happened. Has a great action, sounds good. It's 32" scale. Reduced, now £145
  14. tom1946
    Can you post it to teesside please? I've sent loads of combos with a courier.
  15. tom1946
    Replied Luke.
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