SamIAm

One approach that is used is to go back to your posts with larger images and edit the post. You can "replace" the larger image with a smaller one (produced using one of various onlines tools) by adding the new smaller image to the post and then deleting the old larger image. Sam x

If you have access to a 3D printer ... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6727074/apps Sam x

https://www.basschat.co.uk/attachments/, I only know cause I have to use it quite often! lol Sam x

Insurance put me up in a Travelodge for the first 4 weeks or so after the fire in my flat, the kind BC donations of various "Get Sam Grooving Again" gear stayed perfectly safe over this time. Sam x

Glad it is back but 33 weeks!!! Sam x

I used similar idea with wiring block inserts for my head end string clamps, I just replaced the screws. Sam x

I built a very very DIY one a while back. I've got most of the bits for a more 'proper' attempt. I really didn't want to take on the challenge of building a fretted neck so I bought one (Which was more difficult then you might imagine as I want a 5 string shortscale) which I will mod from head tuning to headless ... I bought a set of Nova Tuners for this purpose. Sam x

Not sure if cavity screening will totally resolve it, do you currently have any? Copper tape seems to work better IME then the black graphite paint. Another option (just for places with this problem) might be to wear an earthing strap and clip it to your bridge, they are used to ground bodies when working with electronics and should have the same effect as you touching a grounded bit of your bass. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Anti-Static-Wrist-Straps-Anti-Static/dp/B017164JG6/ Sam x

Mine carry emotional scars due to my lack of skill! 🤣 Sam x

Brilliant demonstration of BC community @Clarky! Sam x

I would extend up along either side of the neck and down alongside the bridge and (If you can) sculpt the side to echo the body, a bit like this crude graphic but with smoother transitions. Sam x

I've seen folks on the MOD forum who use various multi-pedal PSUs, the general thinking is that a Dwarf does not actually pull 2A, 1A is sufficient. https://forum.mod.audio/t/best-power-supply-for-multiple-pedals/8938 Sam x

Amazing! There is no end to your innovation! Sam x

Just received a pedal I bought from Paul, another flawless transaction! Thank you Paul! Sam x

This crowd have an open source design using aluminium and 3D printing. https://www.indifferentengine.com/pedalboard Sam x