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My all time favorite band is Blue Oyster Cult and I am listening to "Joan Crawford" now. Funny enough, never touched a guitar in my life but Buck Dharma is one of my biggest influences, I just kind of "translate" some of his phrases and playing style to bass in my head and I love how much melody and feel it adds to my lines.
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Cab covers are expensive I feel where sometimes you just need a rain / dust cover. I have MB58R 102 Energy cabs and one cover ! So one cab without at the moment Can’t decide if a second cover is worth it
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U.K. postage is around 70 on Shiply so would let this go for £400 delivered Thanks - Today
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Shure SM58
tom1946 replied to Damonjames's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
I was first in line for this and got a reply, but nothing since. -
It’s time to start letting some of these pedals go. UK Royal Mail Special Delivery postage included. Please let me know if you have any questions or require more photos. Apologies in advance for any slow responses. Trade interests: COG T-70 v2; Hamstead Subspace GE Mask Audio NO Fuzz - £70 Benson Florist - £210 Magic Pedals DA-210 Green - £265 Magic Pedals DA-120 Blackout - £300 Magic Pedals Cthulhu Blackout - £150 NightOwl Industries Parabellum v2 - £220 Beetronics Seabee (Rebel livery) - £300 Thorpyfx Camoflange v1 - £175 3 Leaf Audio Proton Mk4 – Royal (run of 100) - £300 3 Leaf Audio Proton Mk4 – Sakura EN (run of 50) - £325 3 Leaf Audio Proton Mk4 – Alpenglow (run of 100) - £300 3 Leaf Octabvre MK3 – Icefall (run of 100) - £375 3 Leaf Octabvre MK3 – Miami – (run of 100) £375 Lusithand Alma MkII - £150 Lusithand Ground & Pound MKI (with top-jacks) - £120 Wrought Iron Kaiburr - £200 Moose Nomad Rev 2- £130 *Hiero BEAD v3 - £150 *COG R-1 - £250 (missing one screw) *COG T-65 - £275 *EMMA Discumbobulator v2 - £125 Broughton Calamity - £150 Horrothia Type One - £180 *denotes no box -
4-Pos/3-Pole Rotary Switch for two pickup wiring
Immo replied to Immo's topic in Repairs and Technical
Looks the same, just w/ swapped pickups and one Hot output being soldered to output terminals instead of the inner pole (A). Is there any practical difference? - Yesterday
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Would breakers work in this application? I like the clean look of the front panel.
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Ah my favourite MB preamp. Wonderful amps GLWTS! -
Barefaced One Ten Cab 200 watt 8 ohms. Excellent condition with the usual tolex lift at the back. A nice loud little cab, very light and perfect for small gigs and rehearsals. Pickup preferred but I could post at buyer’s cost in the UK.-
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Wooly Bully - Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs
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Yes shipping isn’t a problem - it’s in a hard case and I’ve got cardboard boxes/padding etc - send me a PM -
Finding a G&L L2000 Tribute Pickguard
LowEndMatt replied to LowEndMatt's topic in Accessories and Misc
Local luthier took a pass. Version / attempt 1. Not mad at it! -
The summer of 69 had its moments. I still don't like playing the song though.
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Are you ok to do shipping? -
4-Pos/3-Pole Rotary Switch for two pickup wiring
Mediocre Polymath replied to Immo's topic in Repairs and Technical
Aha. Found it. I had a copy buried in my photos folder for some reason. -
Paid.
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I've a lovely Aerodyne Jazz for sale. Serial number dates it at 95-96 MIJ, and it's wearing its years very well. Plays great, neck is straight and it polishes up lovely. There's a few marks here and there, which I've tried to capture in the photos. Strings are recently fitted Tomastik TI Jazz Flats, along with Schaller S Lock buttons. Happy to send via Parcelforce in a Hiscox hardcase ( included in the sale ) to UK addresses. Cheers -
Yes, it's based on a modification of the Fender tonestack but it also has make-up gain within the circuit so it behaves a little more predictably, with less interaction.
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4-Pos/3-Pole Rotary Switch for two pickup wiring
Immo replied to Immo's topic in Repairs and Technical
This would be much appreciated. -
4-Pos/3-Pole Rotary Switch for two pickup wiring
Mediocre Polymath replied to Immo's topic in Repairs and Technical
I've done exactly this on a few guitars. I'm not near my computer, but I have diagrams somewhere. I'll have a look in the morning. -
Sheep - Pink Floyd
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Tonight I trimmed the plastic face plates and re-glued them at the ends, fitted the knobs, and labelled all the DC power nodes (A, B, C, and D) on the board. I checked the circuit against the scematic and found a couple of issues: An output valve connection that had somehow escaped soldering, so that it was just hanging loose - not a great idea! Remember this post where I had a couple of 2.2nF caps but 'realised' I needed 22nF and had to order some? No, 2.2nF was right, I just wrote it wrong on the layout! I'm having some last-minute thoughts about fuse values. Based on the transformers from the donor amp, I think it would be T1.6A for mains and F2A for the HT.
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I'm looking to ditch the Jazz-style wiring on my P+P bass, because it doesn't work the way it should, rolling down one volume essentially makes its pickup inaudible anyway. I want to swap one pot to a 4-position rotary switch that will enable switching between: Neck PU only, both PUs in Parallel, both PUs in Series, Bridge pickup only. I searched online and can't seem to find a wiring diagram nor a thread on forum/Reddit/etc. that understands that mission, and I could've sworn that before the search engines suffered a major episode of enpoopification, the diagram WAS there. Anyway, I made a crude diagram myself and just want to make sure it's legit. My ADHD brain sometimes just won't cooperate with such focused tasks. Any help and feedback would be appreciated.
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Someone sent me this transcription, I reviewed and reformatted it. Only afterward did I notice it was already on your website. I still have several others I’ve prepared in the past that I was planning to post, Tipatina's is just one example.
