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Have you tried terrapin? http://www.terrapinguitars.com/pdfFiles.html Cheerz, John
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SOLD - Ashdown MiBass 220 Micro Bass Amp Head - SOLD
KiOgon posted a topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
Ashdown MiBass 220 Micro Bass Amp Head [s]£180[/s] REDUCED to £150 or make an offer. Cash/Bank Transfer/Paypal Gift/Personal - no fees my way. You can try me but I can't think of any trades I'd be interested in I bought this brand new in September 2012, (have receipt), £287.45. It sat ontop a cab for a while & I probably used it 1/2 a dozen time for a total of a few minutes. I wanted a back up & a solid state amp to compare with my all valve Ashdown. It does exactly what it should, superb bass tones, lots of EQ range & plenty of power in a 3.7lb packet, 220 W into 4 Ohm, sounds great coupled with my Ashdown 112. It is as new, no dents, scratches or damage, you might find a spec of dust or 2! Original bag, box, manual, receipt & UK mains lead. Save over £100 on the new cost. Plenty of pictures around without me showing up my non professional photo’ taking I’m sure, it’s the black front panel one! Postage at cost no problem wherever – I will only use a signed for service – or FREE courier delivery if bought (& paid for) before 30th Nov 14. Please feel free to check out my feedback [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/67544-feedback-for-kiogon/page__st__240"]http://basschat.co.u...n/page__st__240[/url] Cheerz, John -
No thanks - managed to listen to 1:43 - "the clinic called" - I'm out
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Mark got in touch for a Jazz kit, great communications, instant payment, smooth transaction & a real pleasure to deal with. Cheerz, John
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That's as cheap as chips a right little Bobby dazzler couldn't make one for that
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Fender '62 = 20mm Dimarzio DP127 = 20mm Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound = 20mm
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South East Bass Bash No.8, Surrey, Saturday 1st November 2014
KiOgon replied to silverfoxnik's topic in Events
Great blog Silvia, thanks for sharing & thanks for all the work you put into it Cheerz, John -
Reverse the connections - (swap black & white) & see what it's like.
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Oh my! GLWTS -
Had a go on Andy's (JusLukin) Harley 5 & was really impressed, nothing to complain about - could have been any price really - absolute bargain I wouldn't buy one because I love my Fenders & I've got too many of them but if I was strapped for cash & needed a bass it would be high on my list of budget basses. If you're a badge snob - then no it won't satisfy
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Definitely try a new battery first, that's probably all it is!
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As the drawing Ian posted should be right, use red & black as your output with green & white joined, the outer screen with the black = ground. Cheerz, John
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Are we taking 2 or 4 wire pick ups? Both new & old? Assuming the original pick ups were fine, in phase & no buzz - I would swap back one of the pick ups with the original & see which one of your new is out of phase.
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That cannot comply with any safety regs I'm sure - I would get it checked out + make sure your insurances are all up to date whoever's in charge/hired you needs to sort things out.
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Stereo barrel socket, passive bass, should I solder ring to sleeve?
KiOgon replied to linear's topic in Repairs and Technical
No advantage to with a mono jack plug, I'm assuming you're not using the ring for active/battery switching? -
Some Pratt on Jools Later just now thinking he's the dog's bollocks!
KiOgon replied to merello's topic in General Discussion
[quote name='Hobbayne' timestamp='1415454436' post='2600503'] Did Guy play on the new PF album? [/quote]My CD is on the way from Amazon for release day - Monday I'll have a look at the credits Meant to add - yes saw Guy on Jools Tuesday, great band with Brian Ferry, wondered if Dave Gilmour & Guy had a few beers after -
Second time I've made a wiring kit for Eddie, for his Aerodyne Jazz this time - great guy to deal with, excellent communications & instant payment, a real pleasure. Cheerz, John
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Paul enquired about an upgrade wiring kit for his VM Jazz, excellent communications & instant payment, great guy to deal with, even sent me some sound samples, before & after - great stuff thanks Paul. Cheerz, John
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John enquired about a P-bass wiring kit, which I had pleasure making for him, excellent communications & instant payment, a real pleasure to deal with. Cheerz, John
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Pete enquired about a P-bass wiring kit, with a tweek to the circuit to achieve his tone requirements, excellent communications & instant payment, absolute pleasure to deal with. Cheerz, John
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Robin enquired about a wiring kit for his TangleWater Jazz, which I was happy to make up for him, excellent communication and payment on the button, he's a complete pleasure dealing with. Cheerz, John
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Have a word with Guy - http://www.classicguitarboxes.com/thumb_rests.php he does custom jobs, top quality work
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These are ultra compact & steady enough for round bottomed like P bass shapes not for offset like Jazz. OK in my music room but probably not on stage! http://www.gak.co.uk/en/fender-gig-stand/69911
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"[b]2 x Thomann Premium GigBags[/b] Thomann's description: Water-resistant gig bag for electric bass guitar, Leatherex material, extra-firm 30mm high-density industrial padding, thomann four external accessory pockets, hide-away backpack straps, velcro neck fastener with cushion, side carrying strap with heavy metal fittings, neck and bridge protection. Internal dimensions[color=#ff0000][size=5][b]: total length: 106cm,[/b][/size][/color] lower width: 36cm, upper width: 32cm, depth: 9cm. Colour: Brown These are pretty much brand new. £17.50 each" I think you need to check that length, a typical Fender P gig bag is approx 126cm
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Yet another question: Hand reamer or hand file?
KiOgon replied to Jono Bolton's topic in Repairs and Technical
Enlarging existing holes in wood - on a surface you want to preserve not damage is not as easy as it sounds, drills can bite & tear the edges of the holes then you'll have a mess. A lot depends on the grain you've got in the area. The hand held tapered reamers are not meant for wood & can have the same effect. A tapered round file - used carefully with pressure on in cutting direction only - will do the job, a perfectly round hole is the least of your worries, you're not going to see it when the pots are in. The correct drills for wood have a central point with cutting edges around the circumference, these won't work to enlarge holes already there though.
