tom1946

Thanks for the advice, it's much appreciated. That Pulse system does look as though it'll be more than adequate. My wife preached there this morning and as she is quietly spoken I took her Marshall AS50 acoustic guitar amp along and that worked fine.

Hi, I hope this is the right place..... One of the small chapels in our circuit has no PA system, they have very little money either and I want to help. It is a small country chapel with a regular congregation of around 20 - 30 mostly elderly and slightly deaf people. The church itself is just a square box and a man with a loud voice would manage ok. So the question is, what would you recommend? Something around 100w would be fine, we'd need a lecturn mic stand + a portable stand & a radio mic too. Budget of around £150 - to £250. any thoughts or advice very welcome. Thanks. edit* would something like this be ok? It's only for speech. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pulse-2-x-100w-DJ-PA-System-Kit-Package-speakers-amplifier-inc-mic-cables-/271155700306#vi-content

As above, great foam, fast delivery, all good! Thanks Richard.

Another day another deal with Anth, superb comms, neck as described. Basschat at its best Thanks again.

Pablo is the man! Bought my Geddy Jazz. Fast payment, super friendly emails and a credit to basschat. Highly recommended chatter. cheers my friend. Tom.

It has slight sideways play due to the mighty mite not being the 2.5 inches advertised Not a lot but makes the neck really awkward to fit with it slopping about slightly.

Thanks chaps, pretty much as I thought except I'm on my own. No magic then

in place so it doesn't move while I mark where the holes go? I'm sure it's real easy but I can't see it without possible damage to the frets. Also what size is the pilot drill hole ? Thank you.

Cheers Mac, I really enjoyed doing it too, just bought a mighty mite maple neck for it, (that one was borrowed from my MIM) so I'll do some pics of the finished object soon.

Mel that looks really good Some nice examples there.

[quote name='jezzaboy' timestamp='1360591354' post='1972855'] Looks nice Tom but it needs a black scratchplate [/quote] Only one I had that would fit Jezz

Thanks for the positive comments. It really is that simple. I can see a new craze starting on here

On top of the poly, absolutely no need to go to the wood, lot of hard work for nothing imo. The paint sticks very well.

Like McNach (in other words blatant copy) I've painted my sunburst Squier body in Capri Orange and this is the result: [IMG]http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x73/Peasmold/IMG_8808_zpsbe1e39a1.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x73/Peasmold/IMG_8809_zpsa399c4b5.jpg[/IMG] Basically flat down with some 150, then 400 then 800 (2 pieces of 400 rubbed together ) the about 6 coats of white primer and then a good flat off followed by 1x can of orange. This was painted in a cold garage and as a result there is some orange peel. I have flatted some of it out and it looks good to me.. The paint was £35 from the manchester guitar geezer but car aerosols are the same stuff and much cheaper. Now what can I paint next?