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Thanks a lot for the replies. Already got the Microtubes the other day, and I really enjoy the vintage vibes on the fuzz.

Hi! I need a new compressor pedal, a dirt pedal and possibly a preamp. I play mostly old skool pop music, new wave, and a little bit of punk. My bass of choice is the Fender Musicmaster, with one pickup and nothing else. I was thinking about combining the small Aguilar DB 599 compressor, with the DB 925 preamp, as I really like simple things with as few knobs and wheels as possible. I was also thinking about getting the Darkglass Vintage Microtubes for fuzz. i know this topic is highly subjective and all that, but am I on the right track? Any input (excuse the pun) is highly apprecitated!

A little late, but super harness for my Mustang guitar. Great communication and fast delivery to Norway. Thank you John!

Hi! Has anyone changed the tuners on the NEW Electra model, and if that case - which tuners did you use? Thanks!

Much appreciated, thank you!

Thx, but isn't that wood only used in the TT models?

I am getting a Sandberg California VS passive built for me this year. Have gotten a quote on a specimen with an Electra neck shape (37 mm), and the upcharge for that wasn't too bad. Thing is, Thomann has quoted me two different prices when it comes to choice of wood. Alder and European Ash, with ash being more expensive. I want the bass to be as light as possible, but which wood should I choose? Thanks!

Bought a VVT passive setup for my Warwick. Top quality, and a really nice person to do business with. Will totally shop again! Thank you!

It is a Shiba Inu!

Dog approves.

Good dog!

It seems the only functionality for the scratched layer is being 'sweat proof'. I'll keep em.

Hi! I just received a set of these pickups, but the epoxy on top of one pickup has scratched away a little. The store is sold out for these pickups, so can't replace it. They have offered me two options: 1. Return and refund 2. Keep and get a 50 % refund Is this a no-brainer and I should just don't worry about the epoxy and get the 50 % cash return, or should I get a full return and look elsewhere for new pickups?

Hi I just purchased a German Warwick Streamer CV4, and it is the best bass guitar I ever owned when it comes to build quality, materials and playability. Only problem is that the passive MEC pickups and passive 2-tone passive electronics leaves a little to be desired. I must say I am huge fan of fat and burpy jazz bass tones, so looking for some _hum cancelling_ pickups that can help me achieve that goal. I also need a passive harness made, and have an idea: The Streamer has four pot holes, but I will plug one of them, leaving me with 3 holes. Would this wiring from Dingwall be feasible, and are there any pickups that would be suited to that kind of thing? I know that series are somewhat louder, is there a way to remedy that or should I not be concerned? Any help would be more than welcome!