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[quote name='Twincam' timestamp='1418986509' post='2635455'] A set of welder tip cleaners are cheap and come multi size are perfect for nut work. They wont be up to cutting a new nut but for widening or small depth adjustments there good. [/quote]They don't go anywhere near .115" but yes they're OK for light work on the smaller string slots.

You'll need to open up the nut slot, the proper files for the job are too expensive for a one off job, you could get a local tech do do it for you or perhaps buy a round needle file & carefully use that. Sandpaper is not really going to do it. Cheerz, John Edit: Similar to - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3mm-x-140mm-Round-Diamond-Coated-Needle-File-for-Art-Craft-Jewelry-Making-/171056037178?pt=UK_Crafts_JewelleryMaking_GL&hash=item27d3bbfd3a

[quote name='blue' timestamp='1418856065' post='2634224'] One of my concerns is dealing with younger musicians that have a limited knowledge in terms of rock and roll history, how it started and evolved into what it is today. Blue [/quote]Best of luck with that One of my concerns is every day I see school children walking on pavements & roads without the slightest care about anybody else around them - or in fact - on a collision course toward them. They have no respect for anyone - least of all old or disabled persons - they have their earphones in or playing games/sending texts/looking at photo's/facebook/twitter/taking selfies - whatever! Certainly not looking where they're going at any moment & not a thought about their future. They really need a wake up call about life in general, their attitude to others, their behaviour etc.etc. dare I mention respect for their elders? I doubt there's any room in their apparently pea sized brains for 'rock & roll history'! Maybe youngsters with a interest in music have a bit more Raison d'être, I don't know. Rant over Nurse - pills please

This works perfectly for Jazzers - http://www.andertons.co.uk/guitar-stands/pid24679/cid584/fender-universal-a-frame-electric-guitar-stand.asp?LGWCODE=24679;56375;2717&utm_source=googlebase&utm_term=0991819000&utm_medium=pricecomp&utm_campaign=GoogleShopping&gclid=CI_Xg9X2zcICFefnwgodmB4A3A

Send them to me & I'll do it for you

Ashdown MiBass 220 with a 112? "The [i]Ashdown MiBass 220[/i] Bass Amp Head weighs only 3.10lbs/1.6kg and combines style, power, tone and exciting features"

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1418669951' post='2632194'] I've got the hots for Kate Davis. [/quote]Must admit - she's got a lovely action

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1418640282' post='2631846'] YOU'LL HAVE TO SPEAK UP A BIT, I CAN'T HEAR YOU! [/quote]He said - [size=5]"[color=#000000][font=Verdana,Arial,Helvetica]Hallo to everyone. I have an 1991 alemnbic Europa bass 4 string. Suddenly I noticed that the sound is different. I changed the batteries but nothing changed. I run it through an ampeg svt 4 pro and svt 410he. I have the same settings like before. I think that I can't hear the punch and the MIDs that I hear in the past.did anyone have the same problem in the past?[/font][/color][/size] [size=5][color=#000000][font=Verdana,Arial,Helvetica]I post the same to alembic club[/font][/color] "[/size] @ mumra; Why do you say 'output jack' do you think the socket is faulty?

My pleasure to start a thread for Stewart, he got in touch re more tone options for his Jazz bass, he soon settled on the Stacked knob kit & I've heard very good reports from him since. Great guy to deal with, perfect transaction, very happy to recommend to all. Cheerz, John

Flats on everything for me - TI Jazz flats on a Jazz bass = made for the job I reckon they're the perfect gauges for a li'l ol' jazz neck

[quote name='Wooks79' timestamp='1418470128' post='2630427'] [url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/fender_70_p_bass_relic_purple.htm"]http://www.thomann.d...elic_purple.htm[/url] WOW! Love it. Would never buy it though, that's a hefty price tag! [/quote]Are the pickguard screws & jack socket nut/washer - gold or rusty?

Hey dood, I don't know if you do your own soldering/wiring etc but if not & you need a hand - switches - soldering - connectors etc. give me a shout. Cheerz, John

Big +1 to the bastards & theiving scum bags + evil shysters, I F'in hate robbing bastards. Will keep my eyes open down South for you Best of luck getting your gear back. Cheerz, John

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Another wiring kit made for Lozz, top man to deal with every time, no problems & no hesitation recommending him,always a pleasure to deal with. Cheerz, John

Not so much WOW! more WTF!

While it's open - if you want to grab a picture of the wiring etc.& send it to me I might be able to help.

First - open the bonnet & have a look - any loose wires should be obvious, check everything is where it should be & not moved around where it could be shorting to the 'most likely' conductive paint in the cavity. Cheerz, John

Google says: [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2x-16mm-Alpha-C250K-250K-Reverse-Audio-Taper-Potentiometer-DPDT-Push-Pull-Switch-/251199741989"]http://www.ebay.co.u...h-/251199741989 [/url][url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2x-16mm-Alpha-C250K-250K-Reverse-Audio-Taper-Potentiometer-DPDT-Push-Pull-Switch-/251199741989"] [/url][url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2x-16mm-Alpha-C250K-250K-Reverse-Audio-Taper-Potentiometer-DPDT-Push-Pull-Switch-/251199741989"] [/url]

Needs more cowbell

Fourty Four F'in years ago I was there Good to hear they, (well Roger & Pete), can still rock it out

Another kit made for Andy - he's as straight as a dye - great to deal with, perfect transaction every time - highly commended Cheerz, John

Well said Shaun & if Howard sees this - all the best to him - I'm sure he's had a rough time, hope he's recovering. I'm not affected but looking forward to his return, it's good to know where to go for a 1st class job when you need it Cheerz, John