PaulThePlug

So Close...

^ Same as on the Ceramics... Star Wars pic above... The Screw is the metal slug, and not threaded in to anything.

Maybe a similar Issue i had with a ZoomB1on... You need a Power and Data cable, Some are just power for charging. Newer cables should be All-Pins... but you never know. Worth a swap...

^ For Info... I don't think the pole piece 'screws' on Entwistle P and J pickups are actually adjustable... wouldn't recommend trying in case you damage the windings.

£170... Blue 'n Maple looks nice... https://www.fender.com/en-GB/squier-electric-basses/precision-bass/squier-sonic-precision-bass/0373900506.html

For me... Oomph... push 'n go... breathing out Heft... the after effects of a stop - damping control, just before breathing in.... Like a nicely tuned exhaust system, air box induction heft... Oomph fuel air mix 'Zorst pipe... Speaker Size... 10" min... Thats what i really like about my Marshall MB30, a 10" cone... a lot of other 30ish use an 8"

Tried the BDI Mid Mod? A 10k resistor simply soldered to the back of the board... Top C19 to Bottom R16. Make sure the resistor leads don't touch other components.

Lemmy's bass noodling with Hawkwind... Time we left, Orgone Accumulator - Space Ritual, Dave Anderson on Should'nt do that - In Search of Space. Melodic...

Stew... had you been burgled?

4671... could it be week 46 (Nov) of 1971?.. What is on the neck butt, you say very little... but?

Nice Bass... Pour Me Out!...

YYZ - Rush YYZ is the IATA airport identification code of Toronto Pearson International Airport... A VHF omnidirectional range system at the airport broadcasts the YYZ identifier code in Morse code.

Clip him round the ear and give him the V's... and tell him 'these!'

@Cosmo ValdemarJust had to have an Old Grey Whistle Test moment... Awesome performance.... now having a listen to Clear Spot... Thank you for making my Saturday.

^ I was concerned about 'tear out' on the front face, which might be why Ibanez use a facing... also the headstock thickness minimum depth for the tuners... if you remove one and screw the top nut into the tuner body, even with the washer... you'll see what i mean. I electrical tape-ed up by the nut, as the facing of the angled headstock goes under the fretboard and nut, so must of been applied first. Worth it for mine... but worth checking... Dunno why Ibby hide this? Yours Bubinga and Jatoba?

Odd T bird-esq growing things wiv a 'couldofhadmyflipineyeout' headstock... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/134513892007?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=SaE75R1rSje&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=daj_hJ6fSo-&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Easy Star All-Stars... I thought the name was familiar? Yep... Dub Side of the Moon. Worth checking out if not heard, especially the Bong Bubbles on Breath... great stuff.

Toothpaste is a mild abrasive... With T cut etc you will see swirls... Let's have a pic of what you want to remove. Stickers or glue, always warm up with a hairdryer to re-soften glue. Then Isoprop or Lighter Fluid for the residue, check elsewhere first, don't use acetone...

It's mine and exactly what i wanted... realised with the kind assistance of our @Andyjr1515

Google shows it as a Brazilian Caipira Tuning: G-D-E-A-D

Marshall have just reissued a few pedals, Blues, G'uvner, Metal etc. at £170 https://marshall.com/amps/products/pedals but, NO BASS VERSION! not even a 'SUPER' with a Lead/Bass switch to sort the EQ... Missed a Trick... would be too expensive for me anyway... hence my Harley Benton badged Joyo British @ £20 Now if a Marshall Analogue Pre with Cab Sim Switch, XLR DI and Headphone Socket, Built in Tuner and Single Knob Compressor... All the sound 'doings' to feed a mixer... See enough similar such as Donner Alpha Bass and the like... for £200?.. Black box, White Marshall logo, Gold Control Face, Marshall Knobs. The new FX pedals don't even have Gold Panels, and the Marshall Knobs... Holy Brand Recognition failure! Plus single stock item(s).

Joking right?.. I took it apart...

Dunno about Disco.... But Budgie often bring a bit of Funk.