gary mac
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Bumping again. -
Can you use a jack plug in a neutrik socket ?
gary mac replied to essexbasscat's topic in Accessories and Misc
Some of them are designed to take both. -
Nick Seymour / Crowded House appreciation thread
gary mac replied to wateroftyne's topic in General Discussion
It shouldn't be a lonely thread. Great band, superb song writing and bass lines that always seem just right. -
Not one of my largest purchases on here but Gareth was a gent and got it posted to me double quick. A pleasure to deal with.
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Happy to recommend Lyle. No messing about, said he wanted what I was selling and paid immediately. A pleasure to deal with.
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Good to hear that you sorted it
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and a bump. -
Now sold. -
[quote name='karlfer' timestamp='1479658164' post='3178185'] Hello Gary. Never done this kinda thing before. How would a man know which was the volume and which tone before invariably putting them in the wrong way, 1st time. Do the actual 2 parts with the 4 poles have to go in in a specific orientation? [/quote] Karl. Will pm you in a bit, just trying to juggle with Bass Chatting and cooking a roast and my wife is right, I'm not good at multi tasking Looks like this is now sold anyway.
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Another bump for my lovely Dingwall
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[quote name='addictedtobass' timestamp='1479638901' post='3177961'] The neck releif seems bob on it was a bit buzzy up on the 19th fret but that adjusted out. i think a shim it is then. any recommended materials ? [/quote] Card is often used and is generally fine, even better though, is a wood veneer or any sort of material that won't compress.
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[quote name='mikeswals' timestamp='1479503701' post='3177151'] Amazingly it arrived in only 2 days! [/quote]Have you been able to put it down yet?
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I would be happy to take a look at it for you. If it is a case of just a clean up and glueing back in, happy to do it. I'm in Herts.
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An open to offers this weekend, bump. By private message only please
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This is what I use: https://www.thomann.de/gb/woodies_guitar_hanger_standard.htm?glp=1&gclid=CjwKEAiApLDBBRC8oICb9NvKsg0SJAD9yOHsRrueCrXjARWYR2jhklf2i0b3aVqZZgpKlXOoSMflyBoCCLnw_wcB
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[quote name='Thunderbird' timestamp='1479236142' post='3174977'] Blimey Gary you have some lovely gear mate but you do deserve as you are a top geezer and need to treat yourself ps can you adopt me lol [/quote] Thanks Thunderbird, very kind of you to say so.
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[quote name='mikeswals' timestamp='1479257272' post='3175204'] Not here yet. It left Wal on monday. But now I get to play the waiting game on how long it takes to get thru US customs. My last one in June took 8 days to get thru. [/quote] So long as it gets there safe and sound, it's going to be worth the wait
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Fender decal damage - replace of leave it alone?
gary mac replied to Grangur's topic in Repairs and Technical
[quote name='Grangur' timestamp='1479220391' post='3174835'] Yes, BRX, many thanks for the helpful observations. [/quote] No sitting on the fence with his opinion, was there mate? -
So happy to be the owner of a Wal once again. An 81 Custom, in fine shape [url="https://flic.kr/p/P3XB1L"][/url] [url="https://flic.kr/p/P3XxTy"][/url] [url="https://flic.kr/p/P3XtRA"][/url]
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[quote name='mikeswals' timestamp='1478132317' post='3167096'] New filth! Paul just emailed my newest one is complete. But won't ship for two weeks, so now makes the wait brutal!!! [/quote] What a looker, is it with you yet?
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Fender decal damage - replace of leave it alone?
gary mac replied to Grangur's topic in Repairs and Technical
Looking good Rich. I suppose for the serial number, I would have gone for the same typeface as the original. -
Good idea Mick.
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[quote name='lownote12' timestamp='1479042894' post='3173468'] I don't need the pups, but I do need the loom. But I don't see it would be in your interest to split it. [/quote] Well pm me an offer and I can make a decision.
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For all the outdoor Winter gigs that I've played, always used fingerless Thinsulate thermal gloves, plus a thin, windproof thermal fleece.
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Depends on the attic. If it's the type that Bartelby mentioned, then for me it's a no no, whether cased or not. Somewhere with reasonably consistent temperature and just as importantly, consistent humidity, is where I want my instruments stored.
