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I would think that you just need to move a couple of wires on the switch

I'm sure this has been discussed before but there are 3 pubs local to me that have bands on. If we want more work then we've either got to head south to the borders or north to Inverness and that's a hell of a trip. Especially when I can make 4 or 5 times as much playing a wedding gig round the corner but then again the rock band is all about the rock band thing of hiring a van, driving for miles, playing quality rock tunes, drummer at the wrong gig, having drunk punters shouting for more, the banter, loading the van and going home happy.

I've tried removing the cap and even going to the extent of removing the pots and going straight to the output jack. Wiring straight to the output has a huge influence on tone. it sounds nothing like having volume and tone all the way up. Simply being there despite not using it has an effect. As for capacitors. go with what others have said and try loads, they're not expensive. Just like after searching for years for plectrums I finally find 'the ones', coincidentally its the same ones that Chris Squire uses, I found the capacitors I needed to help me get the sound in my head - 0.1 paper in oil caps, same spec as what Leo Fender used in the first Precisions before changing them for cheaper alternatives

That's practically giving it away. they normally go for a hell of a lot more than that. Wonder if he's selling a Wal for £800?

[quote name='Bucket Head' post='976082' date='Oct 3 2010, 03:58 PM']the gap is very sligtly over 5.5cm which is grim, but not much mod to fix it i guess wudnt be to hard, is there any decent places to get those necks from? also wud a epi one be just as thin u rec?[/quote] That shouldn't require much work to get a thunderbird neck on. Its an Epi that I have This one is already sitting at £60 including postage - may be better off waiting for a japcrap neck to come up? [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Epiphone-Thunderbird-IV-Bass-Guitar-Neck-Project-/400158926219?pt=Guitar_Accessories&hash=item5d2b54a58b"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Epiphone-Thunderbird...=item5d2b54a58b[/url]

its just slightly over 56mm at the widest point. a standard Fender heel is about 64mm

[quote name='lemmywinks' post='976064' date='Oct 3 2010, 03:37 PM']Was just about to say that. Every time i've seen RW i love it when Andy FL lets rip, first time he did windmills and everything! RE The Bass, i'd prefer the Sunburst Precision he used to use, that's the Fender bass he's known for playing[/quote] Or how about the Dark Side of the Moon bass which is black with rosewood fretboard? to be honest I didn't even realise he used a maple necked precision until I looked it up on goole images - he's been using them for years.

Now that looks like a very cheap copy. I had to have a really good look to see if there actually a scratchplate there. As others have said its just another Fender Precision - if they'd used a B/W/B scratchplate, vintage tint on the neck, maybe even a cigarette burn mark on the headstock, issue it with a white curly lead then we might be getting somewhere.

[quote name='TimR' post='975319' date='Oct 2 2010, 07:11 PM']As far as I'm aware they don't have a bass player.[/quote] They tour with a full band - Dave Grohl played on their newest album [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bq46OY-FHIc"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bq46OY-FHIc[/url]

Thunderbird necks are a lot narrower at the heel than Fenders and the like. There's a seller in th US sells Epi parts. Pm me the width and I'll measure my thunderbird if you like

You're never too old to learn the best musical instrument on the planet. Welcome aboard

maybe someone who doesn't frequent bass forums and doesn;t have an accurate idea of what its worth? Can;t see it still being around if it is the real deal

I'm sure Nathan East used to play one of these before he started on the TRBs

Now that's more like it

Norman Watt Roy was jamming on his Alembic and Trevor Horn hit the Record button and used it for Two Tribes Roger Waters - Mostly played by Dave Gilmour, very good fretless player Alec John Such only appeared for promos and tours, it was Hugh McDonald that appeared on their records but the coudln't get rid of AJS because of some legal thing John Lennon played on a lot of Beatles songs and Paul McCartney played on every solo that features distortion cos George Harrison hates using it, eg Taxman

Having had a really, realy, really good look around at what's available and reading reviews on them all, the Mike Lull ones are the best but I could buy another 2 or 3 of these brand new for that price so I'm going to keep it standard and just add some small touches to it as I go.

[quote name='markstuk' post='972378' date='Sep 30 2010, 09:38 AM']Although he says "Worth £650 brand new" :-) rather than RRP... And it comes with a hard case, guitar lead, tuner and (count them) three straps.. So maybe would cost £300 new... This is another bit of hopeful listing... [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=300472868237&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...e=STRK:MEWAX:IT[/url] Cheap cab, vanilla power amp and the wrong Line 6 XT pod pro (damaged as well)... Whoever sold this rig (or recommended it's assembly) should be shot.. Mark[/quote] Ah, the old Behringers with the shattering speaker cones. Managed to shatter all 4 of mine. Behringer sent me a brand new one which prompty went on Ebay