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I'd imagine the stock cab is 8 ohm and you'd want another 8 ohm load to bring it down to 4. I'd email Ashdown to make sure.

This is a very relevant video on this subject:

Sounds a bit like Welsh time - "I'll be there now, in a minute".

If it's free to use you aren't the customer, etc.

Yes, that was the term! Otherwise known as late/slow/unprofessional! 😂

Dreckly!

Narrow it down for us - what scale length are you wanting?

A Chowny CHB would be a great one if you can find one for a good price.

I have two of them mate. When we sort the LHZs I'll make sure I have one for you to try...

Just heard back from my GK contact. There have been some manufacturing delays and they are now hoping to ship out in January.

How about the Yamaha Bex? Let me know if you like what you see or read.

shitesnake

The sad thing is that it doesn’t have to be. Collectively there is a lot of potential for change. I honestly believe that understanding the cause of a problem is the first step towards solving it. My experience with trying to deliver technical and workflow solutions to increase productivity in the workplace and futile attempts to explain or at least introduce economic concepts that can be investigated further have led me to worry a bit though. I think that our comfortable past has given false confidence that the future will be the same. It will all come good. Maybe it will but I am not taking it for granted.

Brilliant, thank you Paul. I was getting the 1979 LE mixed up with a JJ config. It’s the 2JA-R that I’m fancying.

A conventional pocket shim won't work on this bass - it has an extended 'heel' which extends back to, and constitutes part of the anchor point of the bridge, or a previous poster described it, a bolt-on through-neck. If it's the neck angle rather than curvature that's leading to an uncorrectable high action, unfortunately this will need the neck itself to be addressed, by accurately removing wood from the entire length of the back of the 'heel' - at the correct angle to bring the strings closer to the fretboard. That's not a job I'd feel confident tackling!

That's a frightening thought and almost certainly true. We are now living in a post capitalist world and the new world is a scary place.

Ditto and ditto. Still got my 406QM and it's not uncomfortable at all.

Thank you once again for your much appreciated help and guidance. I'm very pleased you've now received your SRMS806 it's a very fine looking instrument 😍👍