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30 years old and mint as a mint thing Fender....


LukeFRC
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And now ... with photos!


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The rest are at http://s1128.beta.photobucket.com/user/h4ppyjack/library/Basses%20CURRENT/Fender%20Precision%201984%20CURRENT

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Intriguingly, everything sounds great until I plug through a wireless system. At that point, the controls suddenly go from being noiseless and trouble-free to being remarkably crackly and buzzy, with one of the volume knobs being virtually microphonic ... if you tap the knob you get a sound like a spring reverb going through a flanger. <_<

The solution is laughably easy, of course. Don't go wireless. But I'd like to know what the problem is.

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Is that every wireless system, or just one? And have you tried the wireless system with any other passive basses? Just thinking that if there's a coupling capacitor on the input of the wireless transmitter and it's gone short-circuit, a passive bass's volume and tone control won't be isolated whereas an active bass will probably have a coupling capacitor on the output, hence preventing any varying DC bias being applied.

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