mike f

Just had some work done on my 2001 Warwick Thumb BO by Jon Shuker. Neck reprofiled, frets levelled and dressed and a brass nut fitted. This man works wonders. If you need any work done on your bass I can highly recommend that you take it to him.

Oddly this has now reappeared on YouTube. Popped up on the “continue watching” thingy. Awreety awrighty!

@Bagman the 4” wide leather straps from The Bass Gallery are on all my basses (including 2 x Warwicks). They look good, last for years and are very comfortable.

This concert, from 1974, will only be on YouTube until this Tuesday. Frank Zappa channel. Awreety awrighty!

@Chienmortbb thanks. I’m waiting for the replacement part, the input block (is that what it’s called?!) and the loan of a soldering iron. I will report my findings!

I found the MXR Blowtorch to be particularly nuts, and they can be found quite cheap. Was going to ditch mine until I was just messing about with it and put the middle and treble on full (frequency switch to the right, can’t remember the numbers), bass at about 11 o’clock. And you can blend it too. Powerful and very, very fuzzy.

Didn’t realise how much I liked mine until it broke!

I can’t see any breakages but there is definitely movement in the block that is the input.

Yeah I’ll look for a replacement. Thanks again for your time 👍

@neepheid

I’m just heading out to work for the weekend. I can send a picture on Sunday when I get back. Really appreciate you taking the time to respond. Thank you 👍

@neepheid thanks man. I’ve had a peek inside and I think it’s cracked. The soldering around it looks unhealthy, milky white.

My Boss LMB-3 has died on me! It’ll only come on if sideways force is applied to the power supply lead. It goes off as soon as this force is taken off. Anyone have any suggestions as to what I can do? Thanks