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Ned Kelly - after a trim http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cc/Ned_Kelly_in_1880.png&imgrefurl=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ned_Kelly&h=269&w=187&sz=1&tbnid=6FmH2ZvEjlZ7EM:&tbnh=186&tbnw=129&zoom=1&usg=__LOnVZ97RcLHq821wZs54KNi6gHI=&docid=Anf9-9dyexJS7M&itg=1&sa=X&ei=PPtKUo6mB4an0QWs7ICYBw&ved=0CIsBEPwdMAs

A big old welcome from me too, sounds like you've certainly worked the circuit Sit back & have fun

Good though - reminds me - I want a Geddy face mask for Halloween

Very interesting - looking forward to hear what you think of them

Excellent photo's thanks Silvia & thanks for sharing, you've made me feel like I really should make the effort & get to these bashes, maybe next time

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What was wrong with the first one? Was that alright until you plugged it in - same amp? Just wondering like

[size=4][font="Arial"]"The photo of the rear was intended to show the little plugged hole, but failed through glare; either way I will tidy and fill the hole before selling the bass"[/font][/size] What's this little plugged hole we can't see then? Don't tell me he went right through with the hammer & chisel when he was [s]'installing'[/s] hacking out the cavity for the Hotrail I wonder what the all up weight will be by the time he's "tidied & filled the hole"? Shouldn't take more than a bag of 'Postcrete' to fill in around the pick up

Change the cab wiring! The LB30 is fine on 4 Ohms

Your LB30 would do nicely

PIO is a very old way of making caps - therefore they must sound old school - right? Oh & they cost a lot so they must be good Orange drops is usually a 'poly drop' cap, totally more modern manufacturing method therefore must be good for modern rock music The higher value pots, bigger numbers will let more frequencies through, giving a 'brighter' sound.

[quote name='CamdenRob' timestamp='1380183678' post='2221844'] Yeah I think that might be the answer, It was fine when I tested it in the shop then a couple of days later the buzz came back... Maybe I have bigger problems with this bass [/quote] It could be down to changes in temperature/humidity etc, but if it ain't right - go speak to them about it.

If you've just paid the gallery to do a set up & fix the problem - & they haven't - I'd get it back to them before trying anything else.

Just did a little wiring repair/mod for Andrew, as ever - a gent & a pleasure to deal with. Cheerz, John

Nice win Nige! I can see the Lion p/g looking great, uncle H had better get his cutting tools sharp

Best wishes to all the new mods & the old thanks for all your work in helping to make & keep this such a wonderful place. Cheerz to all

Bertbass has already kindly given you the info 3 posts above.

You really need the on-on-on variety. Cheerz, John

Second verse - same as the first Mike's great to deal with Cheerz, John

That's going to be another stunner Kev.

Another loom for Matt & as ever - a pleasure to deal with - everything that gives this place it's great well deserved reputation Cheerz, John

I like to hear [b][u]THE[/u][/b] bass for all that it is, passive for me every time. There isn't an active circuit made IMHO that doesn't sound 'artificially enhanced' (a bit like boobs really ) however you set it. Like a quality HiFi turntable/arm/cartridge, you get the sound from the source as it's intended, with passive.

[quote name='wateroftyne' timestamp='1379496855' post='2213269'] ^^^^ Me pal Peter Tickell on the fiddle. Livin' the dream, the lucky duck. [/quote]Nice one

Best bit - for me was Jimmy Nail's expressions around 3:10 > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9o7Eiar4cNc

Best of luck Pete, here's hoping you can soon get back to Dolly