verb

Not the cab you mention, but, I'm sure I read somewhere that Tony Levin used a 1x21 Trace cab with Peter Gabriel, although I could have imagined it :-/

PM sent type bump

I recently contacted Clive about a schematic for an amp, but unfortunately he threw away most of his drawings when he moved abroad.
I but a couple of links in the repair section for amp drawings.

http://bmamps.com/Schematics/Trace_Elliot/Trace-Elliot%20Effect%20Pedal%20Schematics.pdf

I have active EMGs in both of my Warwicks too, and they are very quiet.
Keep an eye on the adverts, I got the PJX set for £45.

I fitted D'Addario strings, the tension is lower then on my own basses at standard tuning,but I tune the E to D or C# so I don't find it a problem.

I bought a Mikro bass for my daughter and also found it noisy.I tried copper foil tape to shield the cavities,which wasn't totally successful.
I picked up an EMG PJX set from Basschat as a replacement, these are standard PJ size so I guess most pickups would fit.
The pickups were a little tight in the cavities but went in without any mods.
The original pots were quite small and one of them was fitted close to the side of the cavity, so small bodied pots will probably be needed.
There are some modified Mikro basses on Talkbass, probably worth a look

I believe Lodestone is part of Ashdown, might be worth an email to them.

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As a self confessed rocker - Why have I only just discovered Iron Maiden / Steve Harris??.
Found a Transcription book in a charity shop, having great fun playing through the early songs.....
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Just think of all those "Wasted Years "

Having checked the serial number on the Warwick web site, this bass was produced on 26/10/2005

Found this

http://basschat.co.uk/topic/187312-warwick-neck-thickness/

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No problems, thanks for the reply. I tried a 2nd hand $$4 recently and found the neck incredibly chunky, but surprisingly easy and manageable to play. I take it this is the same? Is it true that the neck dimensions changed on the $$ basses at one point?
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The Warwick neck dimensions changed in 2009

The only remaining item from my gig attending youth, is a Twisted Sister Come out and Play tour t shirt.

You will probably find your answer on the Warwick bass forum.
If you cannot find an answer by searching, start a new thread.
A photo of the finish would help to identify it.

PM sent

Trace Elliot's customer service email address isn't working, no reply from Peavey yet.

I didn't think Peavey were actively running TE anymore, I will see if they can help.

Yes, I had thought of that, but was hoping to find one.
I better get my crayons out then.

Thanks,
I do already have those drawings, worth a try though :-)

A couple of schematic sites

http://bmamps.com/tech_sch.html

http://hpbimg.someinfos.de/diy/allgemein/_schematics/amp-schem/

I'm trying to repair my AH250 GP12 SMX amp head, but cannot find the correct drawing for the rear panel pcb.The only drawing I can find is a revised edition,which doesn't match my amp.
Does anyone have an older schematic they could email over?
Thanks
Verb

Not sure if they have the schematic you need, but lots of laney stuff here.

http://bmamps.com/tech_sch.html

Have you tried contacting Laney?
They couldn't supply me with a drawing for my old bass combo, due to health and safety, but pointed me to a site with one.

The GP11 MKV wiring schematic I have is dated 2.12.86

The wheel nut control knobs are the real high point for me

My first bass was a Hohner Rockwood LX300B.
Heavy, massive neck, bad neck dive.
I still have it, under a bed at my parents house.

I have 5 Trace heads, an AH200-7S which I bought new in 94, an AH100, a 200watt head unit from a combo which is still waiting for me to fix it, an AH200 GP12 which I bought for £35 last year, all these are Series 6, and my most recent addition, an AH250 GP12 SMX, which is in need of a little tlc.