pete.young

Have you had a look at the Ampeg Micro-CL, similar concept.

I'd like to think that he'll slip Nic Jones a few quid to make up for the shameless appropriation of Canadee-i-o, but I'm not holding my breath.

I have an AC-60. The manual says: 4. PHANTOM switch This turns the phantom power on and off.Set this to “ON” when connecting mics that require phantom power (condenser mic, etc.).Set this to “OFF” when connecting mics that do not require phantom power or other devices.

He'd have to change his name to Tony 'kin'ell .

Even narrower - the OLP is 16.5mm . There is a Nordstrand replacement pickup specially designed for it. I had one of these for a while too, very playable. If the OP is looking for a new bass, a Yamaha 235 should be on the list of basses to try.

And right on cue, I've just had an email from them saying they are going to start charging for the service from January next year. There will still be a free version, but it will be limited to 4 hours per week, 1 hour duration and 4 participants with no recording, so really only any good for trying the service out. Looks like it will cost upwards of $5 / month for a basic useable service.

I have been experimenting with JamKazam and it works very well. I just plugged my mac plus into the router, followed the set-up steps and it worked fine. It does seem to need reasonable upload speed but since I went onto 100Mb FTTP it's been rock solid. I use an old and cheap Presonus Audiobox USB which I picked up second hand on basschat several years ago, so you don't need to spend a lot of money to get something that works.

I think the 206 was fitted to a lot of SGC Nanyo Bass Collection basses. My 325 has a gold one, I think the 310 has a black one but my son has borrowed it so it isn't around to check. This definitely applies to the Japanese models, not sure about the later Korean or Chinese models. I don't have any spares for this, but one of the serial Bass Collection hackers might be able to help you out. Maybe @TheGreek knows someone? Or you could try the 'Build Diaries' forum .

Well, I play in a Pogues tribute band, so what do you think I'm going to say? This, obviously:

LEDs on a non-latching footswitch are a good challenge. You need a circuit (maybe a flip-flop) to keep track of the status. I was looking into this when I built a 4-way switch, one latching, three momentary, for my Roland AC-60 acoustic guitar amp. I got as far as ordering some components but that wa as far as I got - didn't have a circuit that I believed in.

A certain computer company used to send us kit which used hot air popcorn in place of the styrofoam nuts that everyone else was using. It's fat free so doesnt' go off, and gives the added bonus of a tasty snack while you were unpacking and setting up your computing gear.

@walshy What happened to the one with the Status Graphite neck - did I fall asleep and miss something??

I've had some good results removing sticker glue from hard cases in the past with mayonnaise. Sounds bizarre but after a couple of days soaking it took most of the residue off. Never tried it on a bass though.

Cheers Russ, will post it tomorrow.

Naked Attraction?

Some years ago now, a friend was very proud of his upcoming broadcast on Radio Blackburn. He told his mum but she missed it - she listened to Tony Blackburn instead!

As new hardback copy of 'The Ox - The Last of the Great Rock Stars' by Paul Rees. Collect from Ipswich or send me a couple of quid for postage. Kind regards Pete

Just watch out that you don't get a fine @Cuzzie. I have a Presonus interface which usually comes with a version of Studio One, which is very good. +1 for Garageband though, it's a really good bit of kit for something bundled with the OS.

If it's any consolation, that's the best packaging for a musical instrument that I've ever seen, anywhere. You're up there with nuclear industry standards.

Sorry to hear that @gafbass02 I hope things improve for you soon.

This. You need to look at the pre-amp gain valves. If these are 12XA7/ECC83, you could try an ECC81 in their place. Power amp valves will probably be fine. If it's been a few years since you used it, I'd recommend getting someone to look it over, make sure it doesnt have any duff components etc.

You may not have noticed, but the thread is 11 years old and the original poster has not logged in since, so he will be long-gone. The attachment can't be opened because it was posted before the move to the current hosting site, about 3 years ago.

I too bought a great book from Mick, it arrived promptly, well packaged. Great transaction all around , recommended.

How about a set of accordion-style rocker switches? 🙂 I think it will also reduce the axial load on the thread. Proper bit of engineering design that, very nice work.

How to use a John East P-Retro: 1) Turn the mid boost to full boost 2) Adjust frequency until it sounds appalling 3) Turn mid boost to full cut.