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Thanks @ped bass direct are out of stock

Does it have branding on it ?

There’s the word, right there

These were the ones made in the US from mexican spec parts and pickups but no carbon rods in neck, no case etc

I think he said he was from Mexico…(on another thread)

Hello roberto congratulations on your very good command of English. I had the red version of this and it was very good indeed. Worth every penny

No - connect one end to tone control, other end should be stripped back and the exposed copper splayed around under bridge to get the best conductivity (i copper tape it) then screw the bridge down tight https://www.bassesbyleo.com/bridge_grounding.html

No I just strip the wire section that’s under the bridge and spray the strands out - all you need is electrical conductivity. you can replace it with a longer piece if you like. I use copper shielding tape to stick the under bridge section in place and to give good grounding all over the control cavity this is basschat - help is what we do. It’s not like you’re on talkbass here

@KingBollock she has excellent taste

Yes - any random piece of wire should go through the slanted hole into the control cavity and then to an earth point like the casing of a tone control - leave some copper wire exposed So that it makes contact with underside of bridge this is all do-able

Groove is in the heart, by DeeLite

Nurse!?

He’s got GAS already …. He’ll fit right in

I have the ampeg ba108

I use this Hercules

Thankfully you’re the only one who ever does that <rolleyes>

As a game, It’s like “the masked singer” ….but not as good

I’m learning “groove is in the heart”, bassline by bootsy Collins

I hope you saved the dust, mister

That’s a guitard though, the bar is lower for them .. No joined-up, plastic cutlery, ketchup with everything and bed at 7 with some milk

Assume we are talking p bass special here, Norris?

How much is a jabba bass ? Just asking, y’know for a friend

Could you use brass also ?

Mine was in a cardboard box on a train to Chelmsford- very cumbersome