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Then - in '73 I went up to that London to buy a Ricky - but every one I tried was horrible to play! I ended up with a beautiful Blonde Italian My first real nice bass

Nick got in touch re. an upgrade wiring kit for his Shuker jazz, excellent communication & instant payment, he's a delight to deal with, another one of the good guys Cheerz, John

Not actually mine but very very close - my Dad 'helped' me make my first, a copy of the Vox tear drop as used by Bill Wyman circa '63/4

[quote name='Phil Adams' timestamp='1422462473' post='2673007'] Lovely thread, group hug. Thanks X [/quote]+ 1

Nice one he could have got his 'Lesley' gear on

[quote name='yorks5stringer' timestamp='1422387168' post='2672072'] Might it be like this? [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/gds/Fiat-Key-Programming-Reprogramming-/10000000007277180/g.html"]http://www.ebay.co.u...07277180/g.html[/url] [/quote]That is excellent - if it works I remember having to pay a git £60 for my son's Rover to be 'done'

[quote name='Thunderbird' timestamp='1422275655' post='2670496'] Yep that's the correct one if its a passive bass but get a neutrick or switch craft one [/quote] Yes as Paul says - the one you have linked to is fine - Switchcraft ones are a bit dearer but reckoned to last longer, better in the long run [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Switchcraft-USA-Flush-Fit-Panel-Mount-Long-Barrel-Jack-Socket-Mono-or-Stereo-/271605229500?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&var=&hash=item3f3ceee7bc"]http://www.ebay.co.u...=item3f3ceee7bc[/url] Cheerz, John

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Dehumidifier for sure, we got one a few months ago & it makes such a difference - but you've got a bad dose of the damps there!

Tom got in touch re a control plate & wiring kit for a Jazz build. Spot on communications & lightning fast payment, a real pleasure to do business with start to finish, no problems at all. Cheerz, John

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[quote name='dood' timestamp='1421840174' post='2665505'] Thank you! - and thank you for the offer of help too! I made sure I sat down, took my time and didn't rush each stage. [/quote]

Great job Dood!

Never mind lifting just a head https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77uK19KxMuI

[quote name='thebrig' timestamp='1421433835' post='2661258'] Me too, thats why I thought I would post it to see what other BC's think. [/quote]Sometimes I think

Mark got in touch for a Jazz bass wiring kit, excellent comms, instant payment, a pleasure to deal with - highly recommended. Cheerz, John

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Matt bought a wiring kit for his P-bass, great comms, smooth deal & instant payment, he's a fine fellow to deal with. Cheerz, John

My suggestion would be to try your existing pickups though a quality passive control circuit, ditch the pre-amp & see what sounds you get then you might be pleasantly surprised & save yourself a £100 or more in the long run if you still want to buy pups then - - - Kits to fit are available from - - see below Cheerz, John

A lovely home - I didn't realise we had so much in common - - - - - a Koi pond

Why not plug the holes & redrill for the smaller screws?

Status Hotwires for sure, just pennies over £20 to your door & they're as good as much more expensive flats