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@Kiwi, as you know I am keen for one of these and would quite like the mop inlays too. Are you looking for deposits? If so can you fire me your details - thanks buddy.

I can get in the red pretty easily, usually at 1 or 2 oclock, it'll start peaking depending on my eq settings. As bagman says, as you add more low end you'll notice the needle move. I dont use the onboard compressor, but I can remember that killing the volume - not sure if that affects vu though

This concerns an Ultra Jazz Bass Ltd Edition which I bought in January 2024. It recently developed a fault… bridge p/u not working. Phoned Fender UK on 15/7 and they advised me to contact the dealer I bought it from and also confirmed it has a two year warranty. Four emails later and no response from the dealer. Since then, I have had it checked by a technician who has confirmed the bridge p/u is faulty (open circuit on the windings). I think I have a few options: Upgrade the original pickups (open to suggestions as to which would be best). Start small claims action against dealer. Replace the existing pickups with Fender originals. Or wait! Any advice gratefully received with thanks!

You Have Placed A Chill In My Heart - Eurythmics

Bacchus...made me forget all about Fender, Squier, Sire, etc.

Kool In The Kaftan - B.A. Robertson

Supertrump

Holy f***ing shit what fresh horror is that?

In Arizona, I see. Must have used it for rounding up cattle.

Acrylic "providing a resonance that enhances its sound quality"? So a sort of dull click, then.

"it has been kept in a smoke free house when not used on gigs". No smoke in the house, but just about everything else...

That's very kind of you to offer, thank you. I think I'll give it another go myself and see if I've learned anything from my first go. If it's another mess then I'll be in touch.

Michael Kiwanuka - Cold Little Heart

Teste

Bachman Turner Overdrivel.........sorry Paddington, I just realised I added a letter

I've found driving the bass end low hz pumps the red line needle

Donald Faten

Blimey. 48 hours coiled up in a bow of oil?! Seems kinda extreme to me. But then I just had to replace a string today, because of an outdoor gig on a rainy day. Maybeq I could have saved it if I had whacked it in a bowl of oil immediately after playing.