Kev

I don't really understand all the different charges....well i think i do and then it turns out i'm wrong when it comes to delivery. If i was purchasing something for $100.00 from the.USA inc shipping, would someone be kind enough to estimate for me what the total price i would expect to pay would be??

lovely stuff, wonder if he would do a deal for all 3

Without pics its difficult, but i wouldnt expect to get much more than £100 for it, how much did you pay? I too believe they are made of plywood?

On Talkbass, someone has granted my wish and done a sound comparison between these strings and some DR Highbeams... [url="http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f16/new-eb-cobalt-srings-859835/index4.html"]http://www.talkbass....835/index4.html[/url] Off that, i think i will by a set, the midrange character sounds superb and i think they will sound fantastic on my Warwick

So has anyone tried these? I like the sound of them, but then again i dont think anyone is going to get an idea of what they are like until they go for some, unless someone puts up a video of a string comparison... £40 is a little steep unless they are worth it!

Not tried a different lead as unfortunately i don't have one, however not had any problems previously with my last amp...

Located in leamington mate, happy to take this stuff off your hands if its still available? Shoot me a pm

There is a ground lift button under the line out, switching didn't have any effect

The buzz is much louder when the amp is switched off, by the way, is that normal?

I have an old Warwick amp and upon using the DI output to my mixer for the first time there is a loud hum/buzz. Usual things have been checked, there is no buzz on any other input/output on the amp or the mixer, not computer equipment etc. The buzz from the DI, however, disappears if i plug the line out into something. What do you think this issue is? Seems its a grounding issue that is solved by connecting the line out to earth, but why is this happening?? I know nothing on this subject so forgive me if i havn't given a great explanation...

Yeah, seems to be 17mm, i assume that is the norm for Fender types?

Recently received a bass in a trade and unfortunately two of the four tuners need to be replaced, so given it's an old Harmony i am not going to find like for like tuners anywere, so will be replacing all of them. Basically, i am not comfortable drilling my bass, and don't have the money to pay anyone to do it for me, so given that majority of tuners would require 4 new holes to be drilled, i have looked at alternatives. The Hipshot Ultralite would only need 1 hole to be drilled for each tuner, but they are very expensive for what they are. However today i have found these: [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SET-RIGHT-HANDED-HEAVY-DUTY-BASS-GUITAR-MACHINE-HEADS-CR-EA1-/150777345964?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item231b07b7ac#ht_5271wt_1397"]http://www.ebay.co.u...#ht_5271wt_1397[/url] does anyone have any experience with them? They are a bigger and no doubt not as fluid as the ultralites, and the screw is curiously at the top rather than the bottom (will this have an affect on the stability of the tuner?), however the price seems spot on. Recommendations?

Yeah, didn't work for me either last week. Assumed it was due to my intermittent internet connection, however it appears not!

I'd find it hard not to if i was local.

Worth a look at that price, surely?