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  2. The trouble with doing anything electronic about the LEDs is that you're doing something electronic about the LEDs. If they're mounted flush to a board, you may have to wreak a certain amount of havoc to introduce a series resistance. And if the limiting resistor is SMD, that's even more of a nightmare. This is one case where addressing the symptom rather than the cause is the best (or at least simplest) course o0f action.
  3. If it's just windings rubbing against each other rather than a full transition between open and short circuit, it won't show up. I had a couple of curly cables in the 70s. Put me off them for life (and cables put me off cables for life too, wireless all the way now).
  4. I have a very similar pedalboard with a 15-pin D plug, and looking at the interior, it simply connects the switches to most of the pins via diodes. Unfortunately two of the pedals are broken, and although the very helpful makers sent me two spare pedals free of charge, I have to find a way of removing the spindle that they're mounted on. Anyroadup, if you're not scared of soldering, electronics, and programming, you could make a MIDI pedalboard from that (just using it for the switches), a multiplexor or array of diodes to reduce the 13 notes to a 4-bit binary number, and an Arduino.
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    *ducks* Lots of guitars in their cases count, right? 😊
  7. Find a music shop with a decent selection of basses and try a few out. Don't just try the Precisions.
  8. Either Tonelib or Zoom to get their arses into gear and produce Windows and Android editors for the more recent Zoom models - the MS-Plus range, the B2-4, and I think the B6 too.
  9. That depends what day of the week it is. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays are multiples of five, Tuesdays and Thursdays are multiples of four, and the weekend is prime numbers.
  10. Mario just bought a chorus pedal from me. Friendly comms and quick payment, excellent BCer!
  11. I am but ive never seen one sticking out this far, its for sale and i was just wondering.
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  13. For sale is a 1974 Fender Musicmaster Bass, a classic short-scale Fender with unmistakable 1970s character. Lightweight, comfortable, and full of vintage charm, this is a great example of a 50-year-old Fender that remains very usable and musical today. The bass has a clean, straightforward feel and delivers the warm, direct tone these Musicmasters are known for, especially well suited to roots, indie, recording, and vintage-inspired styles. Condition This is a vintage instrument and shows honest cosmetic wear consistent with age, including knocks and marks to the body, but nothing unsightly or structural. The bass plays and sounds great throughout the neck, with heavier fret wear in the upper register (around frets 16–18), which may limit clean articulation high up the neck for some players. This is typical of vintage instruments that have seen decades of use and primarily affects the highest frets, which are less commonly used on a short-scale bass. New frets likely would address it – but I personally didn’t feel the need to. The neck is straight, the truss rod works as it should, and the frets still have usable life remaining. Originality Body appears to have been refinished in black at some point in the distant past; however, the job seems to have been done in nitro and the finish already aged well. Pickguard is believed to be a later replacement. Brass nut fitted. All other parts appear to be original. Setup Currently fitted with Fender classical nylon black strings (28–43). Properly set up and comfortable to play. Specs Model: Fender Musicmaster Bass Year: 1974 Scale length: Short scale Weight: ~3.2 kg Finish: Black Fingerboard: Rosewood Controls: Volume, tone Pickup: Original-style Musicmaster single pickup Summary A genuine 1974 Fender Musicmaster Bass with tasteful aging, solid playability, and classic short-scale Fender tone. Best suited to players and collectors looking for a vintage instrument with character rather than a case queen. Happy to answer questions or provide additional photos. Sold as described and pictured.
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  14. Are you referring to the truss rod bullet? It was a feature on 70s jazz basses and this looks to be a Mexican reissue.
  15. Bought a pedal from Clarky and in line with previous comments, the item was in great conditions, great comms and swifty shipment. Thanks!
  16. Exactly that, is this supposed to be like this. Its not mine but one i have seen for sale.
  17. I came back to correct myself... Thinking about it now, it was probably Legend that I was trying to first learn from. The gateway album. Also, saying instead, "The Barrett brothers are killing it on Kaya. A rhythmic masterclass" tells the truth better. Can't not give Carlton his due ⭐️
  18. First coats of nitro are on…
  19. 1570£, she must go !
  20. 40th Anniversary Squier P in matt dakota red
  21. now long gone but 20th and 30th Stingrays
  22. The Jazz Bass' natural scooped sound [with everything dimed] often needs a little help - if you set your bass & treble on the amp to about 2 o'clock, that always helps. Also, passive Jazz pickups sound best when set closer to the strings. (6-7mm for neck pickup & 3-4mm for bridge pickup.) I'll be interested to hear your findings if you do end up swapping the pickups.
  23. Ashdown to make a combo that rivals the Fender Rumble 500 & 800, both in power and size/weight.
  24. Indeed. Dialling in a cab block does require a modicum of audio engineering knowledge. It shouldn’t. It should be as easy as selecting a cab.
  25. A fender Aerodyne with 21 frets A less expensive, far east, mass produced Mike Lull range of basses. I’d love of of those IMA basses with the t’bird pickups but I’ll never be able to save the necessary GAS tokens.
  26. Hi all, this is a tentative feeler as this cab is amazing, but I'd like to try a different flavour - I'm looking to trade this with either a Barefaced Big Baby 3 or a Lfsys Monaco, with cash adjustment. This comes with the official Barefaced padded cover, and is the 12/4 ohm switchable version. It's in excellent condition! More photos on request I'm only looking for these trades at the moment, and not looking to sell. I'm based in Leeds/Wakefield area, but I travel all over the place for gigs.
  27. I think @Mrbigstuff makes an excellent recommendation. I have a Jet P bass that I have upgraded with a decend loom and AlNiCo pickups for a more vintage tone and it records beautifully. Basically any P-type bass should suit you needs perfectly.
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