Skinner

I have an old Boss RV-2 which is nice on bass, also a bit of short delay works well (apparently Jaco used to do that between his acoustic rigs)

Yep Roland bass micro cube is superb I' 've had one from New a few years ago and it's great for smaller stuff jams practice etc goes for ages on batterlies alkaline or rechargeable plus tuner and a decent tone on the 360 setting

My advice is when you first gig with it just go fretless! you will overcome.

Are the ratings the same? ie Ohms and handling power, if they are then it should be a straighforward swap and a good move (in my opinion).

Screws can work loose from graphite instruments/components, my experience is same as obove regarding wood (not had any loose screws) -no pun intended! Are they definately tightening up and not 'stripped' the wood!? You could try a mix of wood shavings and wood glue or cascamite is pretty good-make up a paste, fill holes let dry thoroughly then re-drill.

I suggested card because it's nice and easy to cut to shape with scissors or a knife-so less work (for that stage at least!)

Pleasure to deal with, great comms, smooth transaction. Cheers

[attachment=146409:Zon Sonus Custom 003.jpg][attachment=146410:P1050739.JPG] Very happy chappy with my Zon Sonus's. Both formerly owned by fellow basschatters.

[attachment=146407:P1050739.JPG][attachment=146408:Zon Sonus Custom 003.jpg] Here's mine!