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    I hope the neighbourhood cats don't smell it - in the shed - with the door open - see where I'm going with this?
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    One of our cats p1553d in the VHS player once, had to throw it away and the video player
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    Bloody youngsters!
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    Site downtime 14/12

    KiOgon replied to ped's topic in Site News

    Another leap forward - everything is very much quicker down here by the sea, in the sun Well done Cheerz
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    @Chewie You worry too much
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    The SD SPB-3 I repaired the other day, I remember had identical resistance reading from each coil, shouldn't make any difference which way the 2 halves are fitted. Cheerz, John
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    Grant got in touch for a couple of wiring looms, great comms and instant payment, a pleasure to deal with start to finish. Cheerz, John
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    Another P-bass wiring loom for Tom, as always a true gent to deal with, forever a pleasure. Cheerz, John
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    That is lovely, very little wear and tear, great example, but not immaculate - to be a pedantic old git who couldn't afford it anyway
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    Pink Floyd - if only GP hadn't got that gig
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    Most excellent
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    I know what you mean I reckon the experience was a easy ride really!
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    Yes indeed
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    Good shout!
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    I've just been thinking it would have been Jimi's 75th birthday the other day, I would have loved to have been in Noel's place a few times! Who would you love to have played with? I first saw Hendrix on Hasting pier 22 October 1967, then again almost 3 years later in 1970 at the Isle of Wight festival, a couple of weeks before he met his untimely end. Would he have still been playing/writing today at 75 I wonder I'm getting old ?
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    A long long time ago I sometimes used a Gibson SG in my band, it wasn't a good look like an elephant with a stick of rhubarb I remember someone saying.
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    I was also thinking TI's - any chance of measuring the gauges?
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    Best test the pick up output by taking the pick up wires directly to the jack socket, eliminate the pots etc. and see if it's better or same. Cheerz, John
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    Tort rant

    KiOgon replied to Creeper's topic in Bass Guitars

    You can tell by the smell I think it was a WD tort plate - I opened the sealed pack and couldn't stop breathing it in
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    Now I see bloody sassenach heathens if you check the small print - that's a whisky box
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    Yous twos has lost me Where's me beer
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    P/J kit sold! Cheerz, John
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    By poular demand ^_^ I have put up a couple of kits for sale. #black friday my arse!

     

    1. LewisK1975

      LewisK1975

      OH Yes! PM incoming!

    2. itsmedunc

      itsmedunc

      You should post looms more regularly. Looks like a winner to me!

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    EDIT: P/J kit sold! I have 2 kits for sale, I made to experiment with the new CTS switch pots and they work very nicely. Both have the Series/Parallel switch on the tone pot, new and tested. Kit 1 To fit a standard Jazz 4 hole bell plate. £50 posted 1st class signed for UK. The S/P switch terminals are very close to the jack socket but with accurate fitting - no problem. I can supply fitted to a new Jazz bell plate in chrome or black for £10 extra. Kit 2 To fit a P/J standard P-bass pickguard with the extra pot where the jack was and jack socket now on the side, I'm sure you know what I mean. £50 posted 1st class signed for UK. Most likely will also fit a P/J pickguard with the extra pot on top. SOLD Both kits are made with CTS 'FullFat' pots, 250K Audio Log Taper, 6mm Split/Splined shafts, 3/8" or 9.5mm mounting hole required. Switchcraft Mono Jack Socket, .047uF PolyDrop Tone cap. The S/P switches have solderless terminals fitted, your pick up and bridge ground wires fit into these, no soldering required. The kits take a few minutes to fit. You need a 1/2" AF spanner for the pots and jack nuts, a small screwdriver for the terminals is supplied with, all my kits come with a connection note and 100% backup! Overseas postage at cost, PM me for quote. Please visit my feedback thread; https://www.basschat.co.uk/topic/67544-feedback-for-kiogon/?page=16 Cheerz, John
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