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It's actually a 4-position coil switch for the new pickup. This is one of the brand spanking new ACG BZ1 Hybrid Humbuckers. It's a great little device that is, to quote from @skelf recent post in the ACG thread, " ...a hybrid humbucker in that it uses two different magnets for the coils. This allows for an Alnico single coil and a ceramic single coil in the same case. Combined with a rotary switch or 3 way mini toggle you have access to the separate coils and the coils combined. Think vintage single coil and modern single coil then both combined as a humbucker." I rashly promised to record some sound samples but I should issue a public health warning that these will not be to same high standard as the excellent Colin Cunningham ACG demos. I'm going to blame COVID-19 but I have a feeling that a marginal difference in talent might be responsible. I'll post them as soon as possible.

Funnily enough I was going to drop you a note too. Speak soon bud.

I tried to install a talent switch but failed that as well Sorry not that.

While you were all looking the other way I made a sneaky mod to my ACG Finn. Any ideas what might have been done folks? Before: After:

Due to my general incompetence with mouse and keyboard I managed to order the wrong strings The team at MSL have been absolutely brilliant in sorting it out for me so thanks very much.

I think it was called something like tobacco burst. No red in it at all.

There are some passive VS4s around too. This one used to be mine some years ago.

Great offer, many thanks. Have order a couple of sets of your VIntage range for my two fretless basses. Although might stick one set on a P bass

Thanks for the info folks. Looks like Plan A may have been right after all

Hi folks As a technical muppet (please assume spectacular levels of ignorance and incompetance) I would like to try to arrange some sessions with the band to try out new ideas etc. So far I have tried Jammr and Jamshazam but I have no idea what I'm doing and not sure if I've set anything up correctly plus can't hear my bass when I plug headphones into my laptop. I have a Windows laptop and what I can get to work is Audacity with my bass plugged into an Ashdown Tone pocket itself connected to my laptop via the USB cable provided. My headphones are connected to the Tone Pocket socket. At least I can record a bass part this way and send it to the band (guitarist/vocalist and drummer). I can get a guitar part back and hear both together on Audacity but not quite figured out how to sinc the two up yet Any help gratefully received!

In which case excellent job, it looks really good like that.

For folks with short attention spans, what is it that you have fixed?

No more spoilers please, only up to episode 3 but thanks for the heads-up, I'll listen out for it.

Very nice, great job. How does it sound?

I can't get the chuffin' thing to work. Doesn't help that I'm no computer geek and even the videos assume a level of knowledge I don't have.

I can't get it to work. Doesn't help that the help videos assume you understand wtf they are talking about.

Probably best that we stay in the cupboard Karl, we must consider the mental health of others.

Another Smooth Hound user here. Works extremely well.

Nah, having loads of basses makes you play better.

I always seem to get the beans stuck in the toaster

I rather enjoyed these two basses both were Wenge / Wenge so that would be my choice (another all Wenge neck/board on the way too). Dingwall ACG

And so is my wife / carer.