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wireless bass jacks
petetexas replied to funkgod's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Messa Subway 112 Cab - ON HOLD - *SOLD*
petetexas replied to petetexas's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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For sale , my Messa 112 Subway cabinet , in very good condition , no scuffs etc , Bought it on ebay , over two years ago , used once or twice in bedroom ( always hoped I would get back to playing ) but looking after my wife ( Parkinson and Dementure ) is more inportant . I will have more amps and cab going up for sale soon . Pick up only .
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The Les Paul Junior Tribute DC Bass is a tribute to the historic Gibson EB-0 bass from the late 50’s, but with modern features, made in USA. This is a short scale Bass. The mahogany double cutaway, open grain body and a maple neck with rosewood fingerboard, balances perfectly. It’s equipped with a single humbucking pickup, with single volume and tone controls for simplicity. The volume pot has a pull - push feature to put the coils in series or parallel, to give you a slightly different tone. Not many of these made. There is an area around the righthand side of the neck, by the headstock, that has reacted with the foam in the wall hanger, and is slightly different in colour, but has no effect on playing (smooth – see picture ) and a ding on the side of the neck ( see picture ) This is reflected in the price . Comes complete with a fitted case (not Gibson - not new) Price includes UK Mainland Insured delivery
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Glockenklang 2 Band EQ - *SOLD*
petetexas replied to Rumple's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Loud Pop through speaker , when switching on / off
petetexas replied to petetexas's topic in Repairs and Technical
Is there any milage in putting a soft start circuit ( the type used for electric drills , circular saws etc , that limits the initial switch on voltage , and gradually increases it ) in the switch on cables in the amp ? Dont know if this can be done , not enough knowledge , just a suggestion . -
Fender Player series Stratocaster , Pau ferro fingerboard , Fiesta Red , about three months old , still has protective film on scratchplate ( mint green ). Purchased new , to see if I could take up six string again ................... NO,................. fingers dont move fast enough ! The two marks in the picture of the back , are NOT marks in the body . Price £500 , including UK Mainland Postage .
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Loud Pop through speaker , when switching on / off
petetexas replied to petetexas's topic in Repairs and Technical
Hi , Put the above suppressor across the switch contacts ............ Switch on is quieter , and switch off is almost silent ! Pete -
Loud Pop through speaker , when switching on / off
petetexas replied to petetexas's topic in Repairs and Technical
I have ordered one of these............ -
Loud Pop through speaker , when switching on / off
petetexas replied to petetexas's topic in Repairs and Technical
Thank you all for your input . Pete -
Loud Pop through speaker , when switching on / off
petetexas replied to petetexas's topic in Repairs and Technical
Thanks for the schematics Bigguy2017 Pete -
Loud Pop through speaker , when switching on / off
petetexas replied to petetexas's topic in Repairs and Technical
The black square item , has only two tags connected to board , so it can't be a relay . Have you a schematic of the Peavey T Max then ? Pete -
Loud Pop through speaker , when switching on / off
petetexas replied to petetexas's topic in Repairs and Technical
Is this the soft start board in the Peavey T Max. And is the other pic a capacitor . It only has two solder tags in the board, so it is not a relay . -
Loud Pop through speaker , when switching on / off
petetexas replied to petetexas's topic in Repairs and Technical
Peavey say they think it could be the mains on / off switch causing an arc during switching giving the pop through the speaker . Does anyone know what resistor and capacitor value I could use for soldering across the contacts in the switch , to stop the arc ? A couple of articles I have read are sayin as a rough guide ........ 1ohm per volt for the resistor and 1mf per amp for the capacitor across the contacts = 240ohm + 16mf . Anyone know ? Pete