Hellzero

It's a feature that surely isn't correctly implemented as whatever you make, the thumbnail remains blank... The only solution I've found is to upload a new thumbnail for the first photo listing, simply go to the "Thumbnail" menu (under the title when editing your ad) and click on "Upload thumbnail", but you have to have one that fits the standard requirements for that, so a small size image.

Hélas, it's totally normal on Fender instruments and and an usual complaint. You could try some linear taper pots instead logarithmic (aka audio) as it will work (a bit) better for your needs or try some very tight tolerance models, which are expensive. Remember that whatever people say CTS or CRL or whatever with a carbon (resistive) track are cheapos things will 30% tolerance or even higher, so not precise at all!

That said, thanks for sharing, it could be helpful to a lot of us. 😊

Not sure it's working on anything else than your computer or smartphone...

Are you playing in a Yoko Ono tribute band?

Check the link before posting @TheGreek... It's in Russia, so a big scam!

Or a voluntary redundancy?

Is this a voluntary oxymoron?

There was one for sale some years ago in France at a decent price, when I was in my JD years, it took time to sell and I should have bought it, but preferred an immaculate white Mark King "signature". 🤷

Yes, they are!

Many luthiers are doing the same, simply closing their business when they have reached their retirement age.

No, they are not, it all depends on the price tag.

It's now totally official! 😥

With twin truss rods, the process is to act on the treble one first, after freeing the bass one, until the neck is as straight as you want on that side and then slightly tighten the bass side until there's a very tiny slight resistance. That way the relief will be perfect. All my Leduc sixers, but one, have twin truss rods, furthermore I owned several Alembics and, I must confess, some Rickenbackers and Rickenfakers too.

Seems like fake news to me as it's announced nowhere else... Or a huge scam as full payment is asked for orders... Wait and see.

I am #37553, a simple sequence of odd numbers.

I did, really good sounding, easy to dial in a pleasant sound quite quickly. The fan noise can be very easily almost cancelled by adding a second fan as the card (inside the amp) allows it and manages it, so both of them will turn at very low speed. I always use Noctua fans that are incredibly silent. For the switching noises, I never noticed anything bothering, maybe some people had an earlier version of the combo. But it's ultra powerful when you turn the gain to the right level, which is quite high as the headroom is huge. It's also an excellent electric bass or EUB combo and so light. Pricey for sure, especially the full carbon version, but worth it.