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Nope. I think this is just more showboating like guitarists shredding. But i'm a bit of an old school luddite and my opinion has no bearing on something thats personal. Slap / Shred / Tap ... foxtrot oscar, but i'm asbo lootley fine with others mastering these techniques, if they love this stuff. It just leaves me cold and i switch off

Yup, he come over with his dad at some point back in the day, dad went home and Aaron stayed. I definately dont call Aaron's pickups KA's. Even more so because i've spoken to Aaron, i doubt he would be impressed if i talked to him about his KA pickups

Robin Trower

Not a UK builder though AFAIK

Son of Kent Armstrong, Aaron, who lives in the UK , is also an excellent pickup builder. I've got a pair of his Aria Pro ll SB900's built to original spec in my SB900. Plus a custom Aaron job fitted into a bass that Andy built

@Bridgehouse Me too. Which one was yours? The White Horse in Broad St. Morse necked some bevvies in that one in the series. I've drank in many others though, having been an Oxford resident in the past

I also dont need another hole, ta

I've quaffed ale in the same pub as Morse.

I think it's morse code.

Nice, thats my question answered Frankie boy Matt P was asking about the Fender acoustic Curt's daughter was playing

I know, hence why i posted Fender-ish, meaning i wasnt sure of the model. Perhaps i should have said something Fender. Shoot me

Its also one of Clive Button's designs , just to add a bit of useless info

Fender-ish

A shout out to Entwistle pickups, but the one's i used to have were the Neo set, and they seem to be missing on his website these days. Seconded on the Warman pickups. I still have their MM pickup in a draw somewhere, that i fitted in my Vintage MM bass in place of the Wilkinson but pulled the Warman out when i sold the bass

Yup it was pretty quiet.

I was wondering what the bass is ?

Just found this by accident, and of course it's Tears For Fears Curt Smith and daughter Diva doing a lockdown rendition of Mad World. She's very competent , and a very appropriate track right now

Its worth £6 just to find out. Not much of a loss if they turn out to be nothing but ropes

Dear cliff ! Outrageous I was climbing trees and throwing sticky berries at peoples windows at that age.

Is it possible that the battery lived in the control panel rather than having its own compartment ? Is there's room for a battery , if so, maybe that's where it lived. Unless of course it was never active in the first place ?

Sounds like you could easily convert it back to active rather than replace the pickups.

For me its Stevie by a short head