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  1. Cuzzie
    Dave mate, sorry to hear about that, it happens, hopefully not that frequently, but it’s a right pizzer esp when you have your heart on something. Me mam always said every disappointment happens for a reason, a little snorter will be waiting for you, and the bass you missed out on probably smelt of cats wee
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    Ingot that from a mate who I was sending things to in Hungary. For him, in that particular country he said it was the only courier to trust, and I have used it for 2 bases, 1 amp, 1 pedal board with pedals. And a solitary pedal no problems. Different couriers May well be better in other places
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    I have done some guitar deals in Hungary with no problems. Transferwise for payments DPD for delivery as it stays with 1 courier. Also done pedals etc to other European destinations, Germany mainly. I think the key is to use a carrier that does point to point for the relevant country
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    It’s a beauty and so easy good work
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    Ah ok Could have been a work around but alas
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    Current doubler cable, use 2 12v ports off a PSU. Used to do that to get 18v for the Cali Compressor
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    @Reaper never say no, I was trying to reduce number preamps - who knows why, I generally fail.....
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    Cool flash me a DM Lets see!
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    I learnt following the videos posted here, so there you go!
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    I am by no means a pro, but do my own set ups. I am in Bristol - happy to help if you are passing and we can get a mutually convenient time
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    Couldn’t give a dogs pecker about the switch, got me vol knob on me bass for that, and XLR vs 1/4 it’s all nuts - it’s balanced, that’s the key, plus it makes sense as it doubles as a headphone socket so that’s space efficiency especially when you look at the link and see how clever that have been with space. I think this will bloody rule
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    Sense spoken above. You can make your own shims easily enough, or...... https://www.stewmac.com/Materials_and_Supplies/Bodies_and_Necks_and_Wood/Electric_Bass_Bodies_and_Necks_and_Wood/Bass_Necks/StewMac_Neck_Shims_for_Bass.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=shopping&utm_campaign=2019-09-gp&pref_currency=P&shipcalc=UK&gclid=Cj0KCQjw2K3rBRDiARIsAOFSW_4SWhSBrI1gAh9OydOZkyuoH_90ZihKJHDSE0G0rcx_BbCY4AZGq-saAo-hEALw_wcB
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    So to clarify the California range, essentially all the ‘expensive’ range is all done in Germany. Some woods may come outside the country, eg if they use Canadian Hard Rock maple, other exotic woods etc. BUT it is all cut, glued, shaped, plekd, painted, finished etc in Germany. The tuning keys I think are made in another country, the Sandberg pick ups are not wound in the factory, but they are designed but Sandberg to their specs and made elsewhere. The Electra range is manufactured in the Far East, BUT the parts are shipped back to Germany and all assembly and testing is done in Germany and final QC in the same factory as everything else, hence the lower cost. To intensive purposes it’s all pretty much Germany and in house before it goes out to market. Hope that helps - and they are fantastic basses
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    Yep I started using these exact same videos and still use them, only difference being I have brought the action down slightly using the saddles, or if I run out of room I shim the pocket to achieve what I want, but the principles here are very very sound and if you follow and still get no joy, You will not have damaged the bass for a tech to take over
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    For others info - even if not new and bought second hand - Sandberg are very very helpful
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    I take it you have straightened/bowed the neck to taste with the truss rod? That can be done alongside an angled shim to get the desired shape, or indeed a gentle file down could do it
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    Looks good why not just switch the chrome jack cover for a black one, costs peanuts, or get just with a sharpie
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    I’d always bring the cables I need, and prob a spare. regarding lack of aux in, there is a work around, but it depends on how it’s wired I gleaned this from the web Whether it will work or not depends upon how the loop is wired. Either the send or return must be switched for a series loop to function properly. Often the Return is switched but the Send is not. This allows the Send to be used as an Aux out. In contrast, if the Send is switched but the Return is not, you can use the Return as an Aux input and it will not interrupt the sound coming from the preamp. Even better if there is a Return Level control to allow volume adjustments.
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    Not trying to be facetious or anything but is there an actual difference between a TRS cable be it ending in a XLR or another 1/4” Jack compared to a full XLR to XLR. If not Is it purely the fact another cable that is not in the arsenal will have to be bought as to the reason why it may be a deal breaker?
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    Only the Electra series are made in the Far East and then assembled in Germany rest of the line - all in Germany (some electronics, metals etc may be from out of Germany...)
  21. Cuzzie
    Proof is in the pudding, but regards being heard, I am sure you would be, and I can imagine it would be Quilter to PA, Bass through PA and monitors (iEM’s if you have them), and possible extra bass can for that ‘feel’ of the note. Nice pre amp, nice EQ - it’s a winner. Wonder if there is a rogue PSU out there that may do the job!
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    With @Osiris on this one - fine for home, DI out, Power a small cab for in stage monitor if not in ears, home practice, low volume rehearsal small amps, electronic drum kit. This does a whole bunch, would pair nicely with a Barefaced One10
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    True - didn’t know if the OP also used a pick, but the angle of her arm/hand/wrist is key and can be replicated finger style to a degree
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    Carol Kaye’s Technique is very repeatable and wrist friendly
  25. Cuzzie
    Another for TransferWise
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