Colledge

i did a defret on my old stagg crappy bass and it went pretty well, just pulled the frets, filled the holes with polyester resin (from halfords) and sanded smooth. i wouldn't suggest doing this to a maple board unless you're going to epoxy or ca coat it as rounds will rip up the maple pretty quick.

Just thought i'd pop in and say hi. Been on talkbass for a while and fancied something a bit closer to home. I'm playing in a newish rock band called spectrum and we're just about ready to gig. current bass is just a washburn force 4. also just about completed a custom built 5 string fretless. I'm playing an ashdown mag600 though a trace 1528 (just recently acquired) and still have my mag210 and 115 ready to be sold. i'm fancying a orange terror bass to replace the mag head and also some lighter weight cabs. i'll get some pics of my stuff and some point. hope to get to know y'all, cheers.

before you connect the amp to the cab you should inspect all of the wiring first.... you don't want to end up with a low impedance and blow up your amp. i'm not familiar with the wiring setup of the cab but if the missing speakers where in parallel then this shouldn't cause no sound, but in series you'd have to short the wires over.