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OMG Then be prepared to be mocked !

Yes, much better to wipe a runny nose or sweat onto a shirt sleeve. A pro would always use the shirt and not a wristband, which is ideal.

Wouldn't any seller count the cash ? I think it would be a bit obvious if the buyer handed over a wad of £10 note shaped copies of the Dail Fail

Grace Slick was awesome.

Did that and all looks well - cheers. I just set the Ohms to it's lowest setting

Got it - thanks Bartelby. Says ON-ON on the side in tiny letters. Result. Now then, how do i know the switch is in working condition ? Been in the parts box for many years now Would a multi meter help ?

Just charge them back up

Guitar leads ... wha ? Use these - result. No chance of inopportune cable ejection https://www.andertons.co.uk/guitar-dept/guitar-wireless-systems/xvive-wireless-guitar-system-in-black

I need to dig out a magnifying glass from somehere as the stampings are tiny. I cannot see them even with my reading glasses

Anyone know how to determine what type of switch is ON-ON ? I have several mini switches in my parts box and i'm trying to choose one that is ON-ON. I'm ignoring one that has 3 positions ( is that ON-OFF-ON ? ) Also ignoring one that is sprung in both directions, meaning it doesnt stay in position, rather it springs back to the centre I'm guessing that it needs only 2 positions. I've found one of those, and it has 6 lugs underneath. Would that be the one i want ?

I have limited knowledge of old vintage brass bridges, but one i know for sure, was the '80s Aria SB basses. But they used very narrow string gauge, something 16.5 mm That could well be too narrow for you and too narrow for a P bass ( if that's what you play ) and the strings probably wont line up over the P pickup poles Having said that, they're as rare as chicken molars to find. Most people dont strip then off their vintage Aria SB axes

There's these guys https://www.bareknucklepickups.co.uk/ And this guy Contact Armstrong Pickups Unit 31 Old Surrenden Manor, Bethersden, Ashford, Kent TN26 3DL Telephone: 01233 822120 There's more than these though. I expect some other recommendations soon from the BC collective

Back in the days of cheques, we were all giving our bank details away to stangers whenever we wrote a cheque. There's no scam in that respect. PP, yes ... but they're not involved. The only thing i would say to anyone coming to your house to pick up pricey equipment, is that you will only let one person into your home. If they turn up with more than one, they stay outside in the car.

The sun is in my imagination ...sorry !! Dull and wet here in Oxfordshire. Bit like a pot noodle

Is that steal steel real ?

It's a joy to watch you work.

Steve is an utter slag, but a great buyer. Chose it , messaged, paid for it. Job done !

Then let me kick off ! Dave was a gent, swift payment, and great communication. Way to go fella

I'm well packaged, thats a given, you cheeky mutt

Cheers Dave !

Thanks for that effort Andy. I checked your Eude build, and it appeared that someone called Kay Fasteners was mentioned. Have no idea who they are or whether you actually used them, but no matter now, as you have sent some good news in PM

Thanks Andy, that would be handy Checking out the eude build

Not sure what the technical term is for attaching a neck using sunken threaded inserts into the body, then using flanged bolts to clamp the neck down. Anyone know what the search words are ? Does the sunken insert also need a flange , bit like a top hat i would imagine ? How does one know which size to buy ..

Hmm.... a crease is difficult. Dents can be sorted with a vavuum cleaner but a crease - probably permanent

Or maybe just buy a Markbass NY 4 x 6" They were immense in sound and small in stature and weight.