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I made a Jazz loom for Matt + a little repair job on his P-lyte loom. He's a great guy to deal with, lot's of spot on comms & instant payment. Cheerz, John

Yes tiny dowel - cocktail stick or barb'q skewers & some PVA, clean off level when dry & redrill, sorted.

Yes - enjoyed that a lot & no i couldn't get close takes all sorts

Hope you don't mind Bluejay - our His 'n Hers [URL=http://smg.photobucket.com/user/kjon51/media/Scooters/20130906_120024_zpsa29e38b8.jpg.html][IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v48/kjon51/Scooters/20130906_120024_zpsa29e38b8.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

You'll need a tone cap in there - or maybe not - if you leave it out on all your basses & some string to tie the pots & jack together with Should be a nice bass

Welcome from another sixty something old git arthritis 'n all Enjoy the site & the playing Cheerz, John

- "multi-ply mahogany tone wood" - I remember Gibson got into trouble for buying & using protected species of rare & valuable exotic timbers - but now 'plywood'?

Both beauties there Chris very nice

[quote name='Chris Horton' timestamp='1379009943' post='2207752'] Thought it was about time i updated my current bass pictures 1969 Precision, [url="http://s1237.photobucket.com/user/cmsb_horton/media/4%20basses/1969Precision_zpsb8939f59.jpg.html"]http://s1237.photobu...939f59.jpg.html[/url] 1982 Fullerton '57 reissue, [url="http://s1237.photobucket.com/"]http://s1237.photobucket.com/[/url] [/quote] Hi Chris - I think your '57 link is missing something it takes me to my home page The '69 looks lovely though

TC electronics Polytune followed by their Flashback, just for fun amazing http://www.tcelectronic.com/flashback-delay/

Err! - Another P-bass kit, another verse - perfik excellent to deal with Tony Cheerz, John

My pleasure to start a thread for Joe, he contacted me re. a wiring kit for his Jazz bass with a Volume/Blend/Tone set up. Great communications & instant payment, all round good guy to deal with, no problems. Cheerz, John

Shirley it depends on the strings - some you have to cut, some you don't. I rarely cut any off except maybe a little off the E for Fender headstocks, I like plenty of winds down the post but never overlapping or bunching.

Fender American Vintage '60 s Jazz, stacked knob 3TS/tort/rosewood, just great - for me - does it all (nearly)

Great decking wants sweeping though Autumn's started early

Matt got in touch re a kit to upgrade his lovely P-Lyte, great communications, instant payment & after a few PMs to & fro we've got it all sorted, great guy to deal with. Cheerz, John

Alec got in touch about a wiring kit, great communications, instant payment, a complete pleasure to deal with. Cheerz, John

Has a cat pissed in it? Don't ask how I know what that smell like

Err - shouldn't he be locked up for his own safety, or at least in a straight jacket How about a diclaimer: [size=8][b][color=#ff0000]DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME![/color][/b][/size] [size=8][b][size=6][color=#000000]Nutter![/color][/size][/b][/size]

That's shyte

J bass (as you so eloquently put it) stacked knobs are about £25 a pair for the real ones as used on USA '60's RI etc. the 'pots' are CTS concentric 250K volume & 500K tone.

I've had mine (Number 001) almost 3.5 years, it's been used just about every day & not missed a beat sounds great at home volume with LB112 + Mini 48 cabs, both ported. Cheerz, John

My choice is the GHS Black Nylon Tapewound, probably very similar to the Picato & LaBella already mentioned not sure about where the tension fits in with them.

I've been catching this tune on the radio for weeks now & thinking it was Fleetwood Mac then I found this rooftop version - OK what's the bass? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_Kw3_CEGSs