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Nothing looks amiss but can't see the capacitor legs clearly. It has to be said those Jap pots ain't the best & could be a fault in the tone pot. I wouldn't worry about cutting the wires off them & putting a decent kit in there, best thing you could do IMO

Maybe the earth wire has come off the back of the tone pot? Have you had it apart yet? Can you get a picture up?

Yeah for the BC beanie it's brass monkeys out here today

I made a wiring kit for Nathan to convert his active bass to passive, we had lots of pms to sort out sizes etc, all first class comms, instant payment, a pleasure to deal with all the way. Cheerz, John

I made a P-bass wiring kit for Eddie, excellent communications & instant payment, great no hassle transaction. With a few words of encouragement he had it fitted with no trouble. Great guy to deal with, Cheerz, John

It completely de-couples the vibrations from my wooden floor & nothing in my practice room rattles any more - I'm a f'in poet

Subscribed it's going to be a cracker

Done - could do with loads more votes - so come on y'all Best of luck Paul

[quote name='-Virtue-' timestamp='1384550914' post='2278195'] whats the controversy? [/quote] No controversy - just there's only one bloke, Chris Squier, who ever got a decent sound out of one

I can just about keep up with Tom he's fitting 'em as fast as I can build 'em another P-bass kit for a top gent, always a pleasure to deal with, perfect transaction Cheerz, John

Just spotted this; http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=141114705199&fromMakeTrack=true&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:top:en I saw the £10K bid so had to look thought I would share it here.

Get a stand

[quote name='lowregisterhead' timestamp='1384003038' post='2271745'] Thanks for that folks - I may well have a go at swapping one around to see what effect it has. And it's nothing like the way a jazz 'spreads out' when you bring in both pickups Woodinblack - I know what you mean, but this just sounds wrong! :-) Has anyone got a wiring diagram they could post for a standard two-volume-one-tone passive setup? [/quote]Simples - [url="http://www.seymourduncan.com/support/wiring-diagrams/schematics.php?schematic=std_jazz_bass"]http://www.seymourduncan.com/support/wiring-diagrams/schematics.php?schematic=std_jazz_bass[/url]

No - nothing coming through, just had PM.

OK - I've unticked - signed out - closed - opened - signed in - reticked notifications boxes, will wait & see.

Well - after a few days of normality the notifications seem to have done a runner again is it only me?

[quote name='Telebass' timestamp='1383934083' post='2271071'] And here it is. Have changed the knobs and fitted Schaller strap lock pins, otherwise stock, and staying that way. [attachment=147960:DSCF1652.JPG] [attachment=147961:DSCF1655.JPG] I is liking it a lot! [/quote]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkEovtbG06o

Yep easy job

PM coming your way Edit: Photo's of the wreck might help

Looks like a Boxer but can't make out the number after the 'Boxer', I think they range from 15 -30 - 65 watt with commensurate speaker size. If it's a 65, (IIRC with a 15" speaker), they're not bad for practise, low level rehearsals, maybe even small pub gigs, I'd say about £65 - £75. If it's a 30 W / 12" - OK for practise with a decent TE sound, £40ish, the 15 W / 8", £20ish, OK for a beginner. The guitar as already said would probably be £50 - £75 if it's good. Together I'd say £150 max, if the 65 W, that's not really 'mates rates' if you know what I mean IMHO Cheerz, John

Here's a twist - picked up from the Greco Birds for sale thread; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYoezMi4TVs