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  1. Right! I'm going to be abroad from Tuesday for 6 weeks, would be nice to get it sold before I go so one final drop to £260. It's it's not sold by Saturday then I'll hold until I get back and it'll be back at £300 sitting on Basschat for the long wait
  2. Update: Right! I'm going to be abroad from Tuesday for 6 weeks, would be nice to get it sold before I go so one final drop to £260. It's it's not sold by Sunday then I'll hold until I get back and it'll be back at £300 sitting on Basschat for the long wait For sale: Fender MIM Hybrid bass - 2014 MIM Precision body with 2015 replacement Fender jazz neck. £260. Selling a bass I bought from Meddle on Basschat for £300 just a few months ago! [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/305002-sold-hybrid-mim-precision-bass-jazz-neck/page__fromsearch__1"]http://basschat.co.u...__fromsearch__1[/url] You can see the full bass history there, and basically I'm selling it exactly the same with a change of strings. No issues with it apart from the little cosmetic touch-up on the body where it meets the neck as in the link above (and visible in the last pic below). It plays and sounds great. I'd always had in mind a precision with a jazz neck so I was interested when I saw Meddle selling a jazz neck and precision body, so he kindly put them together for me. I ummed and erred a little while because I really wanted a maple fretboard (w/black block inlays if possible), but figured I could get such a neck for over £400 from AllParts or wait forever and a day for someone to be selling one - so I went for this instead. Then a week later a guy is selling a precision with maple jazz neck (black block inlays) for £400 locally! I'm picking that one up tomorrow and so this one is back up for sale. So anyway, there's my life story, happy to ship it within the UK or deliver within 50 miles of Glasgow. Any questions please just ask [attachment=247499:IMG_0031 (1).jpg] [attachment=247500:IMG_0033.jpg] [attachment=247501:IMG_0036.jpg] [attachment=247502:IMG_0040.jpg] [attachment=247503:IMG_0043.jpg]
  3. In great and fully working condition, less than 6 months old and boxed. Great DI and also perfect for silent home practice with an aux in and headphone output. Delivered within the UK for £100, any questions please ask [attachment=247016:IMG_0012 (1).jpg] [attachment=247015:7A71CAC0-DE3A-4770-A4A4-71671D89D9D1.jpg] Andy
  4. Chameleon and ToneTrunk (& current douler) sold. Markbass Compressore still available
  5. Selling my pedalboard, the power supply and some of the pedals. All in good and fully working condition, basically looking to cut down on what I'm taking along to gigs. I've listed individual prices but feel free to make me an offer for multiple bits together [attachment=246147:7A71CAC0-DE3A-4770-A4A4-71671D89D9D1.jpg] [attachment=246148:IMG_0025.jpg] [s]Tech 21 VT Bass (V2)[/s] [s]£90[/s] [b]SOLD[/b] [attachment=246149:IMG_0028.jpg] Markbass Compressore £75 [s][attachment=246151:IMG_0030.jpg] TRex Chameleon Power Supply £70[/s] [b]SOLD[/b] [s]Trex Current Doubler (not pictured) £5 or free with Power Supply[/s] [b]SOLD[/b] [attachment=246150:IMG_0032.jpg] [s]TRex ToneTrunk Minor pedalboard w/ bag and power supply bracket underneath (had to buy separately, didn't come with the board as standard) £40[/s] [b]SOLD[/b] Happy to post (included in price) within the UK or deliver within 50 miles of Glasgow. Any questions just ask Cheers, Andy
  6. For sale: a TC Electronic 12V 1000mA (or 1A!) PSU. Bought to power a Markbass Compressore, selling because I've bought a Fuel Tank Chameleon and a current doubler - less wires at a much higher cost! This reliably powered the Compressore with no issues. It's in perfect condition and comes with the US/EU adapters too in case you ever want to take it abroad.
  7. So I've got a noisy Squier VM Jazz - it's actually okay live but for recording at home it's a nightmare. My recording space is also an office space so I'm sure that doesn't help, but my telecaster guitar with single coils is fine noise-wise so the bass certainly takes a lion's share of the blame. I'm considering replacing the stock pups with SD Apollo humbuckers at some point but first I'd like to see what I can do in terms of shielding. So anyway I've read a few good articles and videos on shielding and have a plan in place that I'd like feedback on before I begin and two major questions! I'm planning on using conductive paint on all cavities, running wires between each and using strips of copper shielding to connect them, including to the bridge. I'll also put copper shielding on the back of the pickup covers (do I connect these bits to the conductive paint with wire?) and I've seen advice to run all ground wires to a ground nut (?) screwed into the body in the control cavity. So my two main questions are: Where am I actually grounding to? Is the ground nut just providing a convenient place to connect all these wires rather than the back of the pots, with grounding ultimately going via the jack? In which case I just put it wherever I like? Where are the spots where I'm going to have to be careful to avoid ground and hot meeting? As far as I understand it as long as the pickup itself doesn't touch ground apart from through the ground wire and as long as the relevant parts of the pots don't connect to ground I should be fine? As you can probably tell, I don't have great understanding of the electrical aspects of a bass! But I'm comfortable soldering at least! Thanks in advance
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