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  2. It's in an auction mate. Currently 1400. Was wondering whether it was worth a punt really. I think some bits really are 64
  3. Agreed. I'm doing this all the time.
  4. Found the other set of john east knobs which will come with it.
  5. I’m in this camp. Looks far too risky to investigate further and there will definitely be others that come along that are less questionable.
  6. If I have to work on one and replace it, I would normally choose brass as the substitute nut. Obviously, if its a vintage instrument then probably bone.
  7. Yes that's the one. Piers and Joe who run it are great.
  8. Is it vintage? Possibly, but it’s hard to tell. Neck looks twisted, frets look awful and the condition is atrocious. Personally I’d walk away as fast as I could. Assume asking £5k +++
  9. On my Mac's (Safari) there seems to be no indication where the text box ends and the area to select a file to upload begins. I can sort of tell, but the background seems to be the same as the text box, with no divider. A few times ive click a bit too low and the window opens up. I can see the curser change from text to an arrow, but personally id like to see a divider separating the two areas.
  10. I am now researching and answering my own post 😄 Warwick Just A Nut III for 4-string Basses, Plastic The current Just-A-Nut III is the most progressive design yet for a part that is so essential to the playability and sound transmission of the instrument. We have discovered Tedur, a polymer strengthened with fiberglass, whose outstanding abilities to transmit vibration was proven in laboratory tests, which then became the basis for further tests revealing that Tedur is extraordinarily resistant against breakage and wear. With that, Tedur has fulfilled all the expectations we’ve placed on a modern nut.
  11. Price drop - now 200 Selling this lovely Bitmap in great shape with original box - it's basically mint apart of velcro. These received significant software update last year with additional clipping modes etc. Red Panda has also very convenient web editor for presets. Happy to trade (with price adjustments) for interesting dirt pedals. Bitmap occupies my "loose spot" for additional dirt in pedalboard and I'm just happy to experiment. Basic overdrive I'm covering with Capo. The ones I would love to try are EAE, Damnation Audio, Broughton, Bearfoot, Hiero etc. Would've thrown 3leaf in but what are the chances
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  12. I honestly have no idea. I saw a video a few days back where a chap was manufacturing nuts out of wooly mammoth bones/tusks, which (apparently) you can buy in Alaska - I thought this was pretty cool (no pun intended). Arguably the nicest nut I've had was on a Warwick Streamer...it was one of those brass adjustable ones that made tweaking a dream:
  13. Brass on all of mine, usually home made apart from my '98 Warwick Thumb and my CB fretless. See my BlazerRay and Vigier Passion threads in Build Diaries 👍🏼
  14. Brand new and never been installed, £75 delivered to UK addresses
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  15. I bought these for a project that never happened, used but in good condition, £90 £70 including delivery to UK addresses
  16. Selling this drum kit on behalf of my brother who can’t play anymore due to ill health The kit can be broken up so if you spot something that catches you eye let me know and we can work out a decent price for you
  17. Offers anyone...
  18. I did have a Streamer broad neck many years back, with a Just -A-Nut III that i upgraded it to, I am just wondering now If Warwick have always used TEDUR to make their nuts, and Sadowsky have adopted this on their basses but in white to simulate Bone. Does anybody know if Warwick nuts have always been TEDUR or is this new to Sadowsky Metro's.
  19. Plastic. That's the only information I have on mine. It's been OK for 25 years, so probably not nylon.
  20. These were a big deal in the unplugged era of the ‘90s . Bargain ! Glwts
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  22. I have the mk1 too, but I stuck a blend pot in straight away. I then disconnected the bridge pickup altogether.
  23. Where are you based? Someone mighty be able to take a look for you.
  24. These are ideal strings for a short scale danelectro — I put a set on my blueburst longhorn well over ten years ago and they still sound full and punchy.
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