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I think this is the Amazon item code B000V1JYJG

I'll look on my Amazon orders for the item No etc.

Sorry I should of listed the folded length is size 10 slipper😁

Hi all, I've recently got the bat out of it's case, not used it since 2017 and still in tune. Anyway,this week I found a stand on Amazon. It's very sturdy, well made and fits the B2a perfect. It's advertised as a Uke/Violin stand and cost £12 free postage. Absolutely made up, I've been looking for a stand off and on since the 80s Pics attached

Hi All ! I recently purchased a second hand Hohner B2A bass. It has the DB bridge fitted. My problem is that I am not able to detune lower than "D#". I found a PDF nammed "Steinberger DB Bridge User Guide" on the internet that confirms I was doing the right procedure. I tune the E string as normal, using the rear thumbscrew, whilst the detune leaver facing forward towards the fretboard. 1.To set the drop tuning, I Flip the leaver towards the rear of the bass. 2. I then turn the top thumb screw anticlockwise to detune but it will not go any lower than "D#". 3. Then when I return the flip leaver to the normal E tuning position, nothing happens, it is still at the D#. Any ideas ? Thanks ! Greg

Many thanks

Hi All, When connected to the transmitter, when you turn the volume pot on the bass up or down, there is a loud scratching and popping sound. The sound is typical of a dirty pot. The G2 AF peak also lights up. I have tried different basses but the problem still exists. Could it be the lead? is the wiring different? I loaned the unit to my son and have not used it for about 2 years until now. Thanks for any advice

This bass has been a dream. 1982 mc924 ds, might be up for grabbs W.H.Y. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=15696"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?act=Attach...st&id=15696[/url]

I'll be there withe my little son Justin "Big J" Look out for us, Big J does stand out in a crowd! Greg

[quote name='Delberthot' post='976545' date='Oct 3 2010, 11:12 PM']I would think that you just need to move a couple of wires on the switch[/quote] Cheers, Will have a look

[quote name='roystaan' post='977635' date='Oct 4 2010, 08:47 PM']Hey people' does anyone know where i can lay my hands on a jaw claw for the steinberger bridge on my hohner jack headless bass? (its the bit that holds the string at the bridge) cheers[/quote] [url="http://www.doubleball.co.uk/"]http://www.doubleball.co.uk/[/url] I had a quick look but could not see any spares. Give them a call. Greg

[quote name='roystaan' post='977635' date='Oct 4 2010, 08:47 PM']Hey people' does anyone know where i can lay my hands on a jaw claw for the steinberger bridge on my hohner jack headless bass? (its the bit that holds the string at the bridge) cheers[/quote] Hi Mate, I had the same problem as the thread started to slip upon tensioning the string. I bought a set of 4, they were about £5 each. I shall have a root,as I have them in a jiffy bag with the delivery note. I can't remember the company name,only they are based in the West country. I shall get back to you. Greg