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I helped Greg's P bass build along the way with some knobs great guy to deal with, spot on comms & instant payment, a real pleasure. Cheerz, John

Congrats - looks superb & pretty sure it'll play as good as it looks, have a very good 40th Much like my Frank Bello, but that has a P neck [url="https://www.dropbox.com/s/3ywvazzeg71sd9m/fender-frank-bello-signature-jazz-bass-3.jpeg"]https://www.dropbox....azz-bass-3.jpeg[/url]

I made a Jazz control set with shielding kit for Robert, great guy to deal with, spot on comms. & instant payment, no problems here

Another old git here saying welcome Nige, early '51 model so just ahead of you have fun

Well done & yes I would most likely have done the same when I was but a lad

Yes it's been around before, definitely would have to see what's under that monster pick guard before buying could be OK with a double P installation, anything would be better than the overdose of tort

I got some good Fender head (stickers), from Robert, as described & posted as said, great guy to deal with - no problems - would happily deal again. Cheerz, John

Sounds like time for a new pot or a complete wiring replacement kit

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/new-music/10768785/Royal-Blood-New-Music.html

[quote name='madshadows' timestamp='1398250985' post='2432022'] Royal Blood just posted a link to the performance on FB [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHBJpCjq50E"]https://www.youtube....h?v=PHBJpCjq50E[/url] Best on Later for a long time - well done Jools John [/quote] [quote name='pete.young' timestamp='1398252286' post='2432036'] [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/223363-royal-blood/"]http://basschat.co.u...63-royal-blood/[/url] Pogs and Harmonists, apparently. Excellent stuff. Finally , a spiritual successor to Colin Hodgkinson. [/quote] Thanks for that link - missed in 1st time round

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ere2Mstl8ww

Beat ya by seconds

That is all

Sounds like you need a new jack socket or perhaps a wonderful new complete wiring kit?

Thunderbird beat me to the same offer Lozz! If you wanted proper brass plates to fit in the cavities I can do them for you, PM me. Cheerz, John

The problem remains the same - the amount of aggravation regardless of whether or no it's an original - is not worth it to 'us the forum', it's owners, those who are liable/likely to get screwed by JH & his mega buck solicitors.

[quote name='Musicman20' timestamp='1397241641' post='2422219'] WANT [url="http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/Sting5HSSRW/"]http://www.sweetwate...il/Sting5HSSRW/[/url] [/quote]Twice I've clicked on that link & the webpage comes up but it locks up my laptop! Is it just me?

I use GHS Precision Flats 50 - 105 on 3 P basses at the moment & they're all fine. You should certainly not have a problem. Cheerz, John

Another 15 watt combo user here http://peavey.com/products/index.cfm/item/0/116598/ plenty of power for most every hall, clean or gritty, brilliant all valve amp.

[quote name='skej21' timestamp='1397065595' post='2420342'] What do you use for the .045 string? I noticed there isn't a file for it in the bass section or guitar section. I know the Hosco are double sided. Are the Stew mac ones double sided too? [/quote] Yes I noticed there were only 3 sizes listed on that page, but they do or did do .045 + many smaller, must be another list somewhere. Not double like the Hosco, the ones I have are single size.

I use these Stewmac ones [url="http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Tools/Files/Gauged_Nut_Slotting_Files_for_Bass.html?actn=100101&xst=3&xsr=7332"]http://www.stewmac.c...&xst=3&xsr=7332[/url] which are perfect for the job. The Hosco ones are also excellent, the bow saw type [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AxeMasters-Guitar-NUT-SLOT-FILE-SET-KIT-for-BASS-Saw-Rods-Luthier-Tool-/350585724150?pt=Guitar_Accessories&hash=item51a0899cf6"]http://www.ebay.co.u...=item51a0899cf6[/url] is not good for doing nuts in situ due to the extra bits that hold the blade in, they get in the way. If you have your nut blank in a vice they're fine. The welding tip cleaners are OK for the smaller gauge strings but they don't go big enough.

Yeah it came in on 27th March & now they've finished playing football in the yard with, so they've booked it out, or binned it, or decided it's too broken to send on Nothing unusual for USPS

Much love for Pino, he's as smooth as it gets

Cheers Geoff I've done several Warwick passive looms, complete drop in replacement, then you can keep your old active set to go back in if you change your mind. PM me if you're interested. Cheerz, John