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Very nice Nick, I can feel a in garden photo session coming soon Cheerz, John

I'd say it's on the high side of OK, credit cards are usually approx 30 thou, for a flat low action I'd aim for 12 - 15 like a business card. If it suits your playing that's fine where it is. Cheerz, John

That - my dear Skank - is most excellent thank you sir. PM coming your way Cheerz, John

[quote name='gjones' timestamp='1369485980' post='2089708'] Strongly brewed tea? [/quote] Yes please nice of you - - I was wondering that, or even coffee!

I have a vintage tinted head that had some lacquer flaking off, preparing it for a new coat - just in a small area - I've rubbed through the tint, now need something to touch it up with before top coat. Suggestions on a postcard please Cheerz, John

Chris asked me to make a wiring kit for his Telecaster, great communication throughout & instant payment, a pleasure dealing with him. Cheerz, John

[quote name='chaypup' timestamp='1369245788' post='2086890'] Whoa there! The pound goes to whomever guesses the closest, and as I'm the only person who's guessed, I win! [/quote] Furrynuff BTW 19:11 & it's still there

[quote name='chaypup' timestamp='1369229492' post='2086605'] Sweepstake on when it's gone by? I say 3.15pm [/quote] That's a £ you owe us then

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=221230307772&fromMakeTrack=true&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:top:en

Same age as me - scary RIP Trevor.

The sound of the doors in the 60's along side Jim Morrison. Bloody Cancer! [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deB_u-to-IE[/media] http://news.sky.com/story/1093531/ray-manzarek-the-doors-keyboardist-dies

Ah! Just as I expected

Cheerz for that - something to go on - having never seen any before.

Is there any easy way to identify them? Or do they have any specific features visible? Simply - how do I tell if they are? Cheerz, John

Another flawless deal with Jerry, as always - a pleasure to deal with Cheerz, John

[quote name='rallyeluke' timestamp='1368782470' post='2081365'] I pushed down against the nut sideways and down and still the noise persists [/quote] Do you mean you've pressed against the 'string nut'? I'm asking if the truss rod adjuster nut is tight?

[quote name='rallyeluke' timestamp='1368781079' post='2081340'] The relief has been set to fender specs, the intonation has been set on all 4 strings so bridge springs are all compressed to varying degrees. [/quote] [quote name='rallyeluke' timestamp='1368781345' post='2081349'] I did take the truss rod nut out and inspect it and oil slightly and then put back together as I was under the impression it was probably the issue but to no avail, I swapped the E string for a spare and if I am honest it felt like the noise was reduced marginally but still there to some degree. [/quote] You haven't answered the question though

You say you have set the relief, are you certain the truss rod nut is 'tightened' so the truss rod is under tension? If it's loose there could be a vibration setting in at the head end of the rod.

I would go for 1 volume, 1 tone & series/parallel switch, if you did want more complicated you could add another switch for top coil/both/lower coil as well. If you need a wiring kit made up I can do for you. http://www.seymourduncan.com/images/products/basslines/501040-110.pdf Cheerz, John

I made a P-bass wiring kit for Lloyd a while ago - don't know what happened to the feedback - so this is a double as I've just done a Jazz bass kit for him too As always a pleasure to deal with, great communications & instant payment, excellent basschatter. Cheerz, John

Hi Greg - I'll PM you

Feel free to give me a shout if you need help/advice if/when you want to fit a switch Cheerz, John PS: Now you've made me want to go play my Jaco