Clockworkwar

I did it today, all sorted, the amp sounds better than it ever has! Thank you everyone for your help

[quote name='Ou7shined' post='106376' date='Dec 19 2007, 11:09 AM']Yup that's the fella, a guy named Guy Morel has been most helpful too.[/quote] He sent me out a new input jack last week, awesome guy, awesome company.

Where do I get the inputs from? Also how do I take the front panel out? EDIT: Ashdown are sending me a free input jack.

Hi All, Well my trusted Ashdown head's passive input is broken, I have checked my bass on a practice amp so that is fine and also I can use the active input on the amp. I emailed ashdown about the problem and they just told me to replace it. I opened it up today to check what I had to buy and found that it was soldered onto the board in 6 places. Has anyone done this before to advise me? Or would you just recommend getting a new amp head rather than sending it to Ashdown for service.

[quote name='karlbbb' post='555171' date='Jul 29 2009, 03:01 PM']Looking through the Vintage range, I have infact decided that my next bass will be the Vintage AV4+1: [/quote] Nice!

Fools.

It is nice though

[quote name='Kev' post='552037' date='Jul 26 2009, 08:16 PM']fitting a nice vintage fender pickup in my icon next week [/quote] Wow, update us please.

Yep I have noticed that they choose good construction materials, but the quality of the pickups is a bit lame. Nice basses though.

[quote name='Kev' post='551182' date='Jul 25 2009, 03:56 PM']very recently bought myself a Icon V4, very happy with it!! Makes me wonder why people can spend thousands on a precision [/quote] Same, and seen as it doesn't say squire on the headstock, nobody really knows it is a budget bass.

The Vintage bass, one of the only cheap brands who consistantly produce good quality instruments for a small price. List your precious JHS Vintage basses below[b] (pref. with a photo)[/b] - I myself have a Vintage V4 from ages ago and I am about to purchase either V 1004 or the V940.

I had a nasty buzz in mine and today I shielded the whole of the pickup cavity and control cavity with copper. Worked a treat!

The buzz goes away when I touch any metal part to atleast 90% - the P bass is almost unplayable as it pops and buzzes all the time. Is there a solution to this? I have looked to see if there are loose wires or the bridge ground needs adjusting. But nothing seems to be working, apart from a complete re-wire what could it be?

[quote name='dr.funk' post='494148' date='May 21 2009, 12:36 PM']PM from nurguzik titled 'Read to all'[/quote] Got the same.

To be honest the specials on Jools Holland arn't the best reflection of sound, seen as it is mixed for the TV.

What happens if you own a Rolls Royce phantom? Potential 1/10 bass budget of £35,000?

Buy a product where the company that makes it knows how to write proper instructions.

She looks like a bit of a ferret when she 'looks like shes enjoying herself'

A bit samey, sounds alot like Marcus when he's not slapping to kingdom come.

£500 for a bass like that, no thanks.

My trace 1153:

Mine doesn't track really passed a low C, I mean it does a little so I would say an A.

Use meths, metal and water does not go together.

Email ashdown, they will fix it if you can't.