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  2. Pea Turgh started following Does anybody have experience of fitting a Jaguar guitar mute on a P or Jazz bass?
  3. Pea Turgh
    I’m fairly sure there was a bass at the SWBB with one fitted. Lemme see if I can find out who…
  4. silverfoxnik
    I remember that one, Chris... It was a beauty! 2007 I think that was... 😮
  5. Martin Penning
    440 Distribution are the U.K suppliers for Fishman. They will be able to order blank adjusters without the pickup from the U.S www.440distribution.com
  6. iamtheelvy
    Dropped to £180 posted.
  7. BigRedX
    Most of my screwdrivers are magnetic by default. It helps to pick up the screws.
  8. Beedster
    Tokais of that era were everything Fenders of that era could and should have been! I bought a stunning red Tokai Jazz from @silverfoxnik around 20 years ago (wow, time flies), I still remember it as being one of the best basses I've owned 👍
  9. BigRedX
    Everyone has a pre-amp in a box. Usually it's part of their amp.
  10. Al Krow
    3 semis down/up is passable (and a lot better than on any multifx I've used)
  11. Pirellithecat
    Before I bought the CQ18T, I borrowed a pair of Peavey Graphic Equalisers, for a big gig, in a notoriously difficult venue. Worked a treat, as I could tweak the settings whilst the first band were on. By the time we were on everything sounded good. But far too much hassle for routine gigs where I'm playing and trying to do the sound. With the CQ18T, it's easier to do, but as few people seem to do it I thought there might be a good reason not too . I'll percevere!!
  12. silverfoxnik
    Apologies for being a bit dumb in my earlier reply. So, yes, made in Japan, but as to which of the legendary factories, I don't know for sure. However, a quick Google AI search gave this answer: "Your Tokai PB80 bass was produced in the Tokai Gakki factory in Hamamatsu, Japan. This is the same factory where Tokai has made its highly regarded instruments since the 1970s." Cheers, Nik
  13. W1_Pro started following FS: Fender MIJ 62RI/Allparts 70'S Jazz Bass £600 and FS: Tokai Hardpuncher PB80 GS, 1979/80, £475 o.n.o.
  14. W1_Pro
    Fantastic bass at a very decent price...GLWTS Nik.
  15. nottswarwick
    nice
  16. denki109
    You are Eagle Eyed. I accidentally uploaded my ‘before’ photos.. Here is how the modified back of the pickup currently looks. And, just for reference - the front of the pickup even looks more fetching in this lighting.
  17. EmmettC
    It's definitely more jazz, but it's a bit more versatile than an average jazz.
  18. Si600

    Workplace ideas

    Si600 replied to RonC's topic in Build Diaries

    Do you not end up with magnetic screwdrivers this way? It may not be a problem in a woodshop but my dad hates them because they get covered in swarf or filings.
  19. W1_Pro
    Nice bass that....GLWTS
  20. Malgomaj
    I’m powering a Cali76, 2 Boss TU3 and a Boss Lineselector. Guess its too much for the Noble.
  21. flippyfloop
    That's a bargain! Wish I had some cash at the moment.
  22. lurksalot
    was Vic there ? I am off to see them in Liverpool on 17th , really looking forward to it
  23. Geek99 started following Oiling a double bass
  24. Geek99
    I know a double bass luthier (he built his own cello from lumber), I c as n ask what he recommends
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  26. police squad started following Heads-up StewMac sale
  27. police squad
    yep I just bought one as well. Looks like a great idea
  28. Daveybm
    It is, thanks
  29. Sean
    New joiner. Zero posts before this one. No BC history. 🤔
  30. Leonard Smalls
    Bath Chain Puller - Captain Beefheart
  31. Mrbigstuff
    Out of interest what’s the measurement difference?
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