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KiOgon

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  1. Ohms dear boy? What exactly are you mixing up?
  2. I've told a couple of guys about these amps at these prices & while they would love too they just ain't got the $$$ Fabulous little amps, had mine almost 2 years now & use it practically every day without a hic-cup, it always makes me smile GLWTS Cheerz, John
  3. Yes these were bought as seperate plugs & as far as I remember all came individually bagged & sealed as pictured, yes the NYS207 is printed on the silver part of the bag. I bought the N2RX plugs for my amp & cab leads but tried the cheaper Reans for pedalboard/patch leads. Cheerz, John
  4. How's about - MiM - Jazz body, P/J pick ups & P neck
  5. That's a biatch, thought you were part of the furniture & fixings on that one!
  6. Cheerz for that, I've checked all my Amp - Cab & Cab - Cab leads, they are all indeed the NP2RX - thankfully no sign of any problems there! I've been searching through my spare bits & found another of the REAN NYS207 still sealed in it's bag from new. The writing on the bag says REAN a brand of Neutrik AG, as you say above though - there is no REAN stamp on the inside of the housing, the edges seem OK but it looks suspiciously like a batch of cheap copies I must've got somewhere along the way [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v48/kjon51/170220121236.jpg[/IMG]
  7. Only 1 has really bad corrosion & they've all been in the same 'not far from ideal' conditions, may have been from a bad batch [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v48/kjon51/170220121235.jpg[/IMG]
  8. Had a bit of a sort out yesterday, including a little use pedal box & found some Neutriks jacks in a sorry state - pics: Bought for making up patch leads - I thought they were a reasonable quality bit of kit but now I'm not so sure. They've never left the house, not got wet or been bathed in splashes of beer or any other liquid. The plating is badly pitted & corroded, not fit for use - they're probably not even 2 years old - fit for the scrap bin! Now searching for some good quality r/a & straight jack plugs - any recommendations? Cheerz, John
  9. Does your local luthier have a reputation that might ring bells here on BC? You can't put all luthiers in the same fruit bowl Cheerz, John
  10. Had a clean up today & put a Gramma underneath the rig. Didn't realise it's practically the Little Bastard's 2nd anniversary already thought it deserved a picture [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v48/kjon51/160220121224.jpg[/IMG] Cheerz, John
  11. I would never have carried on until that was sorted, if it was as bad as you say it could have been fatal! Surely it needed sorting? What about next time? Dangerous
  12. I ordered an Auralex Gramma from Dolphin, best price I could find on the web, in stock at £38 + £3.99 P&P. Very pleased with the service, ordered late Tuesday, here before 10 today, friendly home delivery service via Yodel couriers. I'll have a sort out & get it under my Little Bastard Mini Stack shortly! Cheerz, john
  13. Would love to see pictures Cheerz, John
  14. [quote name='andydye' timestamp='1329321003' post='1540612'] Dave's latset newsletter does a comparison to a US fender which you may find helpful... [url="http://www.certainbass.com/news/nl021212.html"]http://www.certainba...s/nl021212.html[/url] [/quote] Having read all that - I'd say he can certainly talk the talk
  15. That looks right
  16. Mart is correct above, just thought I'd add - the 'Case Earth' Ground/Body of the Jack Socket should be a continuous wire to the Pre amp & should in effect be internally connected to terminals 2,6,10 - 11 shown, to provide ground continuity to all other parts. The battery negative Black wire must go to the 'Jack Barrel Earth' Tag as Mart say's so that it is isolated from everything else when the Jack Plug is withdrawn. Cheerz, John
  17. Yep - another 727mm here - American Vintage '62 P. John.
  18. Needs more cowbell mate
  19. What about this? No connection whatsoever with me - I just saw your thread & had posted about this. [url="http://www.andertons.co.uk/bass-combos/pid23176/cid687/ashdown-220-touring-1x12-220w-bass-amp.asp"]http://www.andertons.co.uk/bass-combos/pid23176/cid687/ashdown-220-touring-1x12-220w-bass-amp.asp[/url]
  20. Just saw this offer & thought it looks good - don't know anything about them [url="http://www.andertons.co.uk/bass-combos/pid23176/cid687/ashdown-220-touring-1x12-220w-bass-amp.asp"]http://www.andertons.co.uk/bass-combos/pid23176/cid687/ashdown-220-touring-1x12-220w-bass-amp.asp[/url]
  21. I supplied Lee with a P-bass wiring kit, absolute pleasure to deal with all the way, no problem recommending him to all, great guy to deal with. Cheerz, John
  22. Luvly jubly - postie's just been great gesture from Jason & Rotosound - many thanks to them. Cheerz to Mark for sorting
  23. What they fail to mention is that it might have been worth £20,000 if it had been restored properly
  24. Hey Steve, These are the ones for 1/4" Solid Shaft, unfortunately out of stock now,[url="http://www.wdmusic.co.uk/product/Tele_Chrome_Flat-Top_Knob_USA_Fit_TBKCA"]http://www.wdmusic.co.uk/product/Tele_Chrome_Flat-Top_Knob_USA_Fit_TBKCA[/url] You have to be careful - a lot of knobs are for 6mm shafts & won't fit CTS Solid Shaft pots, some adverts don't state hole size. Fender packets come up on ebay: [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-Genuine-Fender-Barrel-Knobs-Tele-P-Bass-Chrome-/300602129453?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item45fd487c2d#ht_3401wt_934"]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-Genuine-Fender-Barrel-Knobs-Tele-P-Bass-Chrome-/300602129453?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item45fd487c2d#ht_3401wt_934[/url] proper job but not cheap! Cheerz, John
  25. Another great deal with Jerry, he's becoming a regular don't suck the cap's Jerry, they're not supposed to be tasty Cheerz mate, a pleasure doing business with you Highly recommended to all. Cheerz, John
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