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£100 tip jar is exceptional here, but the uk is reticent about tipping.

Same here... I went for the 1960 AVII.

Yes, that's what I was trying to get at.

Bedroom virtuoso players who can't play with other musicians or lay down a track when the red light comes on?

I use several basses, but all of them are passive, just with hot pickups. They're fine, if that's what you're asking. There's no problem with grounding.

The pickup is wide enough for even 6 strings. They have bar magnets that are 75 mm wide

I agree that the Providence sounds simply great. I also have an EHX Bass Clone and a Boss CEB3. The Boss CEB3 is noiseless, but it's a digital chorus, and they usually have a very low noise floor. My EHX Bass Clone is noisy when it comes to noise, so I was looking for an analog chorus that would be much quieter. The Providence ABC is noiseless in the first switch position, but in the second switch position it produces more noise than the EXC Bass Clone. In my opinion, the third one is unusable because the noise is noticeable in recordings. I also tested it with other pedals before it, with no difference. I've finally started to understand that the noise filter is tuned in the first position of the delay clock, but if the pedal also has options with other increased delays, there is no way to shift the filter and extend it to longer delay times. When starting this post, I was inspired by several YouTube videos of this chorus, where no hissing can be heard in the second and third positions. That's why I thought there might be something wrong with the one I just bought. But perhaps the sound in those videos was post-processed? I'm talking about this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B27QqN29CdM

Welcome Guyver.

Yes, you can order them via me. Send me a PM or email. Just 4-string versions? Or are there going to be 5-string versions too? Mark

Many years ago I used to work in maintenance for a company that made very high end manufacturing equipment for the chip industry. We'd occasionally get the electrical racks sprayed with water or coolant if we had a quick disconnect that didn't.. well.. disconnect...and our standard recovery was to rinse them down with ipa ( isopropyl alcohol not India Pale Ale ) and let them dry out thoroughly. It always seemed to work.

OK, thanks. I am not in the market right now. But I like to know these things. And I suspect I am not the only one.

Yes, you can order them via me. Send me a PM or email.

So, are these going to be available commercially?

It may do, but it is more likely that you need to practice with a metronome and work on how to improve the way that you listen to your own playing! You are not alone - timing and consistency are what sorts the men from the boys and the thing that really makes you a top player. I've been playing for fifty years and they are the two things that I'm still working on!

Cheers, that’s good advice! The thought did cross my mind… I have a can of the stuff that’s readily available over here, called Griffon. Is that any good, or should I get something else? Do I apply it royally, or just a few squirts here and there?

I want to improve timing and consistency of my playing. I am fairly sure it involves adjustments to playing technique. ... Maybe see if a new bass helps, you never know 🙂