Strong glue and lots of clamps. Clamps everywhere, you can never have too many!!
seriously though, glue and clamp should be fine, unless you just want to scrape the crack out and use wood filler, but I’d glue and clamp.
Forgotten I’d made this- it’s been a long lockdown!
clone of the DOD FX25 envelope filter with controls for sensitivity and frequency...and a couple of mods...
...switchable between the original band-pass filter and a more bass-friendly low-pass filter, and a 3-way toggle switch between 3 settings for envelope decay settings; original (long), medium and short.
Powered by 9v centre negative adaptor (not included)
Now £35 posted to mainland UK address.
Metallica were about to part ways with Lars when they lost Cliff. They didn’t want to lose half of the band at the same time, makes it a double tragedy. ☹️
Looks nice, shame there’s not a ‘line out’ in addition to the DI. What if you want to run a post eq signal to your power amp and the sound engineer simultaneously, whilst using effects in the send and return loop?
Just seems a bit of a no-brainer; every valve pre that I’ve used in this sort of price range has had this option.
The hydrive cabs are great; tight and punchy but still got plenty of lows. Provided it’s been looked after then an old TE head should sound great through it.
I’m no expert, but I would imagine that the laquer on the original paint job will stop the new paint taking to the wood - to be safe I’d sand it back and start from scratch.
Hopefully another BCer will Wade in with some experience and top tips.
If you want trad, then a P bass with flats is the way to go. I’m mostly a Jazz and Stingray player, but not 3 feet from me is a bitsa P with flats that I just pick up whenever I want a noodle.