Cuzzie
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Shielding May be an issue, but if it goes when touching the bridge or strings that may well be a grounding issue. Believe it or not the shielding will be really easy to do yourself, and you don’t need to disconnect any wires. if you unscrew the pots from the front of the bass (normally just a nut and washer) the pot and wires can be fed back out. You don’t need to unsolder anything and I would probably leave the jack in place. Now you can get some copper tape and line the whole cavity. Regarding the ground wire - there needs to be one from the bridge - if there isn’t one, one is needed, if there is one it may have come loose, so it may take a while to find in the birds nest! That pot at 6 O’clock has a blob of solder but no wire into it from what I can see - that may be the culprit. Sorry I am not near you to help!
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Epiphone Thunderbird - disuade me, please. TONESTYLER and SANDBERG CONTENT
Cuzzie replied to mcnach's topic in Bass Guitars
Dance boy dance!!!! As long as it’s like Jamie Lee in True Lies!- 162 replies
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Epiphone Thunderbird - disuade me, please. TONESTYLER and SANDBERG CONTENT
Cuzzie replied to mcnach's topic in Bass Guitars
Sweet So we have to cough up any fivers?!- 162 replies
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Cuzzie Care is also defunct
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Cuzzie Care is also defunct
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Apologies I got mixed up, thought this was an open forum called Basschat, I must have stumbled onto Baschat but if your banter is weak......
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Here’s a question for you - what’s the difference between an active bass and a passive bass really, especially considering there may be pre-amps used after the actual bass. Is there much of a difference between a passive bass and external pre-amp and an active bass and internal pre-amp except twiddling knobs on the bass or on a pedal with potentially more powerful parameters? Pretty sure it took myself or another couple chaps I know wiping your nose that a bass you owned worked in both active an passive mode - forgot that now makes you the don on all proceedings active in the bass world Is owning a Yammy bass a pre-requisite to be on the thread? One could argue that although you ‘own’ a lot of stuff, the amount of use it gets you may as well not, so maybe you shouldn’t be on those threads (I love the amount of patches and tips you’ve uploaded to the Future Impact and Helix treads by the way - stellar work) or even considering advice on your myriad of ‘creative’ things. FYI had a fiddle around and helped to repair a Yammy bass recently. Gigging - yep, you gig more than me 👏🏿. I’ll ask your advice on how best to set the EQ flat if I need it. When you stop copy pasting and regurgitating other peoples opinions often incorrectly, and form some of your own that aren’t reading a spec sheet, happy for you to toddle back. Otherwise - yes dear....
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I forgot you knew exactly what I did and what my gear is, you must remind of your stuff again, not sure I’ve seen it....... Of course you could be honing your craft and sound or perpetuating errors we’ll never know
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Yep, having different EQ’s/set ups even for the same bass at the push of a button, instead of twiddling dials to find the ‘sweet spot’ can take an immense amount of time.....
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Epiphone Thunderbird - disuade me, please. TONESTYLER and SANDBERG CONTENT
Cuzzie replied to mcnach's topic in Bass Guitars
Who me......😇🤪- 162 replies
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Epiphone Thunderbird - disuade me, please. TONESTYLER and SANDBERG CONTENT
Cuzzie replied to mcnach's topic in Bass Guitars
If we all chip in a fiver, he will defo afford it!- 162 replies
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Or enlarge the cavity, pop the stomp inside the bass, then things can be tweaked on the fly with no dead time between songs
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Or slice it very thinly someone may have to feed me, jacket is a little twee
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With some fava beans.....
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Thwarted at every stage If you organise the courier, i’ll Stash it for you
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Get the scalpel out and pop it on Ice They keep for a while, what else would you do on a Bank holiday
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@dannybuoy Didn’t you know passive basses are a backward step into pre-historic territory
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Plenty of other disposable ones
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Hence the point of my comments what’s the cavity size, what’s the current wiring schematics - that info you can get whether you own the bass or not by searching on line Then the answer is obvious
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What’s the back cavity
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Pickguard
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Leave it looks great Now get ageing that wood like I told ya!
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Jaguar bass pickup blend and other things...
Cuzzie replied to vinorange's topic in Repairs and Technical
I have just acquired a jag body I have just stripped and am going to refinish and am going through various possibilities of either popping in original type electronics, or doing something different. one thing I have thought of is popping a tonestyler tele plate in the normal control bit. https://store.stellartone.com/group.asp?grp=107 Various iterations here, then on the lower horn I was thinking of wiring a blend knob for if both are selected. Then the upper horn control panel I may fit a Kill switch. It will of course need a different pick guard. i dunno just an idea....
