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This one from CPC Farnell looks very similar - https://cpc.farnell.com/unbranded/t-637si/635mm-jack-socket-stereo-switched/dp/AV19951? £7 and in stock.

The venerable GK 800RB amp (with bi-amp capability) has a variable crossover you can set between 100Hz and 1kHz. Which is probably a good guide for a suitable range of x-over frequencies.

Stuart was kind enough to reply to my wanted ad for an SM58 mic. Excellent seller, good comms, super quick delivery, mic in great condition. Highly commended! Many thanks, Ian

I checked the Sure UK website for replacement parts and they don't list the R59 capsule. Good idea to contact them though so I'll do that now. Thanks Update: Spoke to the tech support bods at Shure UK and a new capsule would cost £79 which isn't much less than a new mic. They suggested a new one would prob be the better option.

Was working fine, next day - dead. Unscrewed the top part (cartridge) and the connecting wires are all intact. Checked XLR cables etc. Can't think of anything else that go wrong! Has anyone else experienced a dead SM58 and what the problem might be? A replacement cartridge (R59) is around $100 which isn't a whole lot less than a new mic (also I can't find anyone who sells one in the UK). Any input appreciated. Thanks.

I've been through a few P pups trying to find one that sits well in the mix with my band (70s/80s rock) and I'm very much liking the Seymour Duncan Steve Harris set - https://www.seymourduncan.com/single-product/steve-harris-p-bass Originally developed in our Custom Shop for Iron Maiden’s Steve Harris, this medium output P bass pickup is special for many reasons. Working closely with Steve we crafted a P-bass pickup with a low-mid boost that adds punch and body while maintaining a crisp and clear high-end attack. This design uses hand-ground Alnico 5 rod magnets and a special vintage-hot custom wind of 13k Ohms to achieve its uniquely aggressive bite.

It can be tricky finding washers with the right inner diameter and a small enough outer diameter to fit in the hole. The size you need will depend on the type of bass/trussrod you have. If it's a Fender type then these should work - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326130182103

Try Armstrong Music - https://www.armstrongmusic.co.uk/products/slot-head-saddle-height-adjustment-screws-for-fender-basses-or-telecaster-guitars