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Excellent! You can see why some people love the Ric sound, nothing else would cut the mustard on that. VERY very good, will listen to more of their stuff. Cheerz, John

I've had a seiko one like this for years, works well, battery lasts ages, (Auto-off), yes I'd reccomend it. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Seiko-ST01-Chromatic-Tuner-Keyring/401606942151?epid=1730969286&amp;hash=item5d81a39dc7:g:7YMAAOSwLdNZ3Lbm:rk:3:pf:0 Maybe cheaper elsewhere !><? https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/Seiko-Key-Ring-Guitar-Tuner-St01/784472503?iid=132794727083&amp;chn=ps

Another seamless deal with Andy, two wiring looms, a real pleasure to do business with. 100% good guy 😎 Cheerz, John

If nobody else comes up with an answer - I think there's a Delano wiring colours paper in my drawer somwehere, let me know if you need it and I'll have a search tomorrow. John

Correctamundo!

Yep - wot e sed 😊

I couldn't find Cliff Edgy but 😄 https://www.google.com/search?q=cliff+edge+sign&amp;client=firefox-b&amp;tbm=isch&amp;source=iu&amp;ictx=1&amp;fir=a7HtNZJ0guqXGM%3A%2C6J10H7o-7tTJaM%2C_&amp;usg=AI4_-kT7sGcb7r3tFXYh-NjNd1paWhZErw&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=2ahUKEwiTnuquwNjdAhXFCewKHeL9AUgQ9QEwAHoECAYQBA#imgrc=a7HtNZJ0guqXGM:

Buying a nearly 50 year old Martin is never going to be hassle free, suck it up, go to a decent luthier, new saddle and a decent setup, you'll have yourself a superb guitar!

Here's mine, 41mm nut BTW, I added the Hipshot Dtuner, apart from that I believe it's all original. Maybe the socket, cap. and pots have been replaced on yours, not sure about them. They're very good basses, never heard a bad word said, hope your's plays well and you get to love it, should be a keeper 😎 Cheerz, John

I have a 2003 Highway One in Crimson Wine IIRC, I'll dig it out and check it out if you like 😎

Another wiring loom made for Luke, as always a perfect gent to deal with, great comms and instant payment - top fella!

WoW! Top job Twincam and glad you're sorted Tom😎

Can you remove the nut and examine the threads? If it's the nut thats stripped and the actual rod is OK - all you need is a new nut. In fact it's worth just trying a new nut anyway for the sake of a few squid. EDIT: Not sure this is the right one but - for example: https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/Truss-Rod-Nut-4mm-and-10-32-Thread-Guitar-Bass-Trn-20/1181117437?iid=112090873899

I would think - 'if the hi-fi repair guy ' - is worth his salt he could source components and repair/remake the crossover in a moment or three. There ain't nothing complicated or difficult or unobtainable or out of date about a Kef crossover! A long long time ago *I blew a tweeter* in my Kefs, found an equivalent fit, bought a pair and fitted them. Good job I got the pair, they were a massive improvement over the originals for about £20 IIRC. * You know the really high part of Edgar Winter's Frankenstein?

I can't see - is there a earth wire coming from the jack socket? Edit: Assuming the black I can see is going to the bridge!

Sounds like something is earthing out to screening or wires shorting, a picture of the pots/wiring might help. John

A; You didn't ought to have done that 😂 B: Wouldn't a replacement neck be easier?

I'd rather find how far from a Jazz they can get 😎 Plenty of Jazzes about!

Really liking the look of the new range - courtesy of Andertons , (no connection), never had a Stingray and probably never will, but N I C E very nice 😎

I used the Fender Gold cables previously, tried the Platinum also but they're far too stiff! All the Fender leads have stayed in my cupboard since I got the Vox, very user friendly, I have 67 year old ears that couldn't tell you any real difference in truth, but I like the Vox the best 😎

'sss snake oil' innit !? "Product Description Vox Bass cables provide an extended, more accurate bass, as well as freedom from noise and interference that can compromise your musical experience. These products use superior grade 99.99% purity copper conductors that will give you better clarity and a more natural sounding bass range. The large solid core bass conductors result in fuller, deeper, more extended bass response, and this is combined with thinner gauge stranded conductors that give better mid and upper bass response. The exact design was established by doing hundreds of hours of listening tests through numerous types of equipment. The precision formulated, Polyethylene dielectric material results in stronger signals that yield better definition of lower frequencies, and more natural sounding bass."

I'll send you a PM John

Yes and yes, you answered your own questions in the first post!