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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

From the pic's I'd say the thread on the end of the rod is 'buggered' (a technical term) the only possible repair is to re-cut a smaller diameter thread & fit a matching spoke wheel. May be easier to fit a new rod

Another vote for the Little Bastard, no fan no hiss & beautiful valve tone all day every day

[quote name='Rick's Fine '52' timestamp='1410775961' post='2552870'] Just snagged a nice blonde piggyback bassman, after much searching, so thought i'd get some of my combo's out in the fresh air for a pic: '52 Precision with '52 TV Bassman, '58 Precision with '59 Bassman, '61 Jazz, with '63 Bassman [/quote] Yummy! Great to see them together like that very nice Rick

[quote name='Beedster' timestamp='1420623315' post='2651325'] .....and a zero fret on a fretless isn't exactly ideal for setting it up... [/quote]True - I wouldn't like the height of a fret there on mine, the strings practically start at zero - on the fingerboard

I can't see why it appears to be fitted with a adjustable nut - when it has a zero fret? Pointless!

G'day Dave https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hUtmNeFVng

I fit the 6 string sets a lot for guitarists, 150L 9-42 & 150R 10-46, they're a lovely mellow string, soft & smooth don't like their big brothers though HTH

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I think this is the one you need:- http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/jack-trs-connectors/0477573/?origin=PSF_435571|cav Cheerz, John

[quote name='Woodinblack' timestamp='1420282598' post='2647430'] In hindsight maybe Phil shouldn't have had a plate put on the back with 'Phil Lynott, 1949-1986' - it was asking for trouble. Still the wood screws on the brass are a nice touch. [/quote]

Very pleased with mine, 4.11 Kg balances right.. It needed a bit taken out of the nut slots, (doesn't everything?) Since I put Flats on - Status Hotwires & did a complete set-up I haven't had to adjust anything. Usual BBOT bridge & 70's style tuners all work fine, electrics are good, nothing to change but black tuners would look good IMO. Body & neck fit & finish are as good as any USA, frets are finished well & they're the vintage size, not medium jumbo as Fender say, I'm used to the 1 3/4" neck. I love it, sounds just like a great P & plays well, I reckon it's a classy classic black & maple beauty. Cheerz, John

Yep - good showcase with some excellent gigs under your belt just needs the right people to see it & you'll be getting calls