gary mac

Could well be a shielding problem. If the buzz goes away when you touch the strings etc. then the bridge earth is probably good. Make sure it's not something in the room, dimmer switches are notorious for this.

My home built gigging bass. Fender Jap 62 reissue neck. Squier body. G&L MFD pick ups. Babicz bridge. Lightweight and an aggressive, growly beast of a bass. [url="https://flic.kr/p/FBFMGn"][/url]

Cheers, hopefully see you next year then.

Typical, I've not been able to gig due to health problems and that night is my first one back with the band. Have a good one

Here is a pic of an old Schroeder crossover that I had to replace. [url="https://flic.kr/p/M6ExWJ"][/url]

[quote name='Hutton' timestamp='1476001011' post='3150275'] It is not a number one priority. Far from it in fact. However, I now wish I hadn't started the thread at all. How about closing it? [/quote] There's no need to close it. Just different opinions is all I'm with you, in that it is an annoyance. As soon as I complete a transaction/deal, whether here or Ebay, I leave feedback and will continue to do so.

I'm happy to second the words of walbassuk. Romain was extremely patient in waiting for me to get a cab boxed up and sent off to him. A pleasure to deal with from start to finish, deal with confidence Bass Chatters.

That is a good looker, congrats on your very fine purchase

I would never describe that as pretty

Good plan

You might find that the saddle has some shims that can be removed to get the action down a bit.