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I'd be interested in a progress update on the Stoneham if anyone knows?

Thanks for all the suggestions! Will check them out and see where that takes me.

Can anyone point me in the direction of a drive pedal with an adjustable frequency X-over which allows the lower freqs through unmolested and only applies drive to freqs above the X-over? I'm after a vintage/valve break-up type of sound (not heavy drive or fuzz) to add character and thicken up higher notes while keeping the punch and attack of 'dry' low notes intact. Thanks for any suggestions.

Just bought a Fairfield Barbershop from RikiB, easy transaction and very quick delivery, many thanks!

Thanks for the replies, glad it's not just me then!

Or is periodic reposting the only way to keep a wanted post visible? Thanks

Is this tuner weight for a new Stingray Special or an old style Stingray?

I've been meaning to experiment with adding a couple of small inline resistors (as above) to a standard VVT wiring setup, but I believe that just backing of both vols slightly has the same effect. Backing off both vols certainly allows for smoother variations in tone when blending the pups. You do lose a bit of volume but that's easy to make up at the amp input gain.

This short article about tube rectifiers and power supply sag is an interesting read (well it was to me anyway!) https://reverb.com/news/does-a-tube-rectifier-really-make-an-amp-sound-better