Mr. Foxen

Stuffing the port in a reflex cab messes with the airflow, which you want as smooth as possible really. I'd guess it drops some midrange reflecting out the port, but really that should be dealt with elsewhere. Stuffing will mess with the port tuning, I'd think that is too inconsistent to be beneficial, its all about mass and airflow.

Even if you can't, don't bin it, a neck that is already a gonner is useful for experimenting.

[quote name='Jellyfish' timestamp='1370896613' post='2107205'] Here's a reason not to use them too, at least. [url="http://btpub.boyd-printing.com/display_article.php?id=1115676"]http://btpub.boyd-pr....php?id=1115676[/url] [/quote] Only applies up until you use them. Chances of the coating surviving a trip through the bridge and going over the saddles is slim. They work fine, I use Elixirs with my stupid amounts of gain, and loads of top (bunch of the reason I use elixirs is they reduce string squeak as your fingertips rub them) with no hum issues. Have tried the other coated strings but they didn't do the lasting.

If someone really wants that, can persuade the guy to bristol, I can ship it easy enough from here.

Is it something you can shape, or is it made to a form then you are stuck with that?

Ah balls, just put the last of my sets on a bass that I decided I didn't like that much.

Those are great.

No good for moving around, the length of the line means lots of wood, and lots of wood means heavy. Sound is down to the physics of the specific cab and speaker, rather than a product of being transmission line. Bear in mind many bass cabs labelled as such aren't actually transmission line but just standard tuned ported cabs, with long ports.

What amp are you using?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGRIamCE5JU

Bose is one of those marketing over design deals. Go elsewhere.

[quote name='Valhalalf' timestamp='1370804321' post='2105818'] hmmmm might bypass the Hondo then, can't see the pink P Bass in the threads? I'm loving this right now [url="http://www.notreble.com/buzz/2013/02/15/jackson-introduces-dave-ellefson-signature-kelly-bird-bass/"]http://www.notreble....elly-bird-bass/[/url] [/quote] http://basschat.co.uk/topic/208797-new-pink-westfield-b1000-on-ebay-for-l49/ Or you oculd buy my NJ BC Rich Bich for £250. Its a YOB bass for me, but I don't massively dig the balance compared to my eagle, so I'd like £250 more.

Doesn't change the association.

Shape is pretty heavily associated with Dimebag, wrong decade/style.

Unfashionable stuff is the best investment. Niche stuff too, ideally both, if there isn't much competition on the market when you sell, you dictate price.

Yeah, I just pciked up a nice NJ series Japanese made BC Rich for that money. Get the £50 pink precision from the other thread and hotrod it.

[url="http://ecal.altervista.org/en/home.php"]http://ecal.altervista.org/en/home.php[/url] I tend to list items in plenty of places for cheaper than ebay, and hint to look there on ebay. People still pay the premium to buy via ebay often though. I generally offer to co-operate with cancelling when I buy large items too, so seller gets their fees back.

Lemmy played plenty of copies, one was up for sale recently.

[quote name='burno70' timestamp='1370732274' post='2105052'] Got the Little Bastard today - brilliant, brilliant amp, genuinely blown away by it. Got band praccy tomorrow and dying to try it with the super 12T but I remember speaking with Alex about amp recommendations and I thought he said a full valve amp wouldn't work well with the cab - unless I'm completely mistaken as this was over a year ago. Any thoughts as to why this might be? Would there be any danger of harming either amp or cab? (Sorry to the OP for the derail) [/quote] It was the plan from the start when I ordered my S15, maybe its a sensitivity thing, with the low power. could well be fine anyway, stuff breaking tends to sound like breaking.

Are the valves blown? Was the amp serviced, the sockets cleaned, soldering checked etc? A drifted resistor can be hard on a valve.

All the nut geometry stuff here applies equally to the bridge saddles: http://www.edgeguitarservices.co.uk/rout_serv/nut_geom.htm

[quote name='iceonaboy' timestamp='1370679995' post='2104234'] I find the DI'd sound is not what I am getting from my cab [/quote] Is this based on a cab other than the Big Twin, a cab that is specifically designed for sounding the same as DI?

Arrived today. 1984, so a year of birth bass too: [URL=http://s17.photobucket.com/user/Incarante/media/bcrichbich_zps729ee12e.jpg.html][IMG]http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b69/Incarante/bcrichbich_zps729ee12e.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

Caps die, its more something they take with them to look for. If the fuse went then may well have saved everything else. Size measurements of the cap are probably the thing to look for in replacing, you can go higher on either or the other specs.

[quote name='burno70' timestamp='1370604390' post='2103288'] Wonder what it would be like with my Super 12T? [/quote] Mine sounds mint with my Super 15.