NoirBass

Out of curiosity, was it a dry joint?

Sounds like a dry joint on the board, find someone handy with a soldering iron and it should be a quick fix.

Bass whammy effect? I hope they do release a few more of the originals. It'd be worth their while as the originals go for silly money these days.

So far this is the best option I've come up with: http://www.stringsdirect.co.uk/accessories-c2/cables-connectors-c55/roland-roland-6-inch-phono-patch-cable-p2040 I've checked them and they do fit although they're pretty pricey for a few patch cables.

[quote name='Rick's Fine '52' timestamp='1403893201' post='2487542'] For Chris Horton........ OK, a hastily taken shot with my iphone, after work; '53 build; '82 JV; '60 P ;'66 Slab build '61 J '52 P; '58 P; '66 Slab; '68 Tele [/quote] Oooofff!, Im off for a cold shower and a lie down. Amazing collection, thanks for sharing.

[quote name='Thor' timestamp='1404138434' post='2489621'] I guess this isn't strictly the right place to post this query, however knowing how helpful the BC community can be... I've got a Grey Stache and the main on/off (latching) switch has packed in (so replacing it will be a bit of DIY project), I was wondering if some kind soul may post a link to the type of switch I need to order/replace it with? Thanks in advance! [/quote] I'm guessing, but I would imagine it a standard 3PDT footswitch: http://www.doctortweek.co.uk/shop/article_21/Foot-Switch-3PDT-(Genuine-Tiawan-Blue%2C-Red-Epoxy).html?sessid=43ylgcb3Un3BsvdnYOGqeTJezXXsJkhweNqhTrR7Aq0GZkA9ScnKjISxDdS1cMU6&shop_param=cid%3D1%26aid%3D21%26 If you post a photo we can confirm.

Woah! - thats pretty amazing

Hey, just turn the bottom plate over, screw it back down and stick your vecro to the fresh metal side. No need to take the rubber off and you can revese it later. Handy hint number 12!

Oh and I do have an original CS Bass Fuzz to compare. With the exception of the volume issue the sound was virtually identical.

[quote name='paul_5' timestamp='1403073762' post='2479373'] I tend to go for the path of least resistance (if you'll pardon the pun) and browse tagboard sites, particularly this one: [url="http://tagboardeffects.blogspot.co.uk"]http://tagboardeffects.blogspot.co.uk[/url] I'd particularly recommend the Coloursound Bass Fuzz layout. doctortweek.co.uk carries a good range of quality components - especially JFET and germanium trannies (for lovely tube-y tones) at very reasonable prices. Hope this helps. [/quote] I built the bass fuzz from the above layout and found it a little quiet. Adding a simple booster circuit solved the problem. Just my two peneth.

Just acquired a Boss BCB-6 from a mate. Unfortunately its minus the Boss patch cables. They have a smaller elbow than your normal patch cable - even a George L's is too big! I know the new EBS patch cables may fit, but they haven't gone on general sale here yet. Can anyone recommend a slim cable that I can use or where to get original Boss patch cables? Thanks as always Noir

The POD X3 Live has a dedicated Aux in.

Oh yes, I just got one: ZB08032, Jan 1990 - Interestingly has a Jap PCB but made in Tiawan

Here you go - (you need to change the file extension from .ipd to .pdf): [attachment=163967:New Sensation - INXS.pdf]

[quote name='Jus Lukin' timestamp='1401178807' post='2460749'] That's an interesting little pedal case. Stagg? [/quote] Looks like one of the Mooer Firefly M5 cases to me.

I've got one that came with my Ged. I prefer the white so I be happy to part with it. PM me if you're interested.

For £70 you might as well get a Sonic Port. If it doesn't work out for you sell it to the next keen reader of this thread.

The range here is so good I might just order a load and swallow the import charges!? http://www.pedalpartsplus.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=PPP&Category_Code=ENCCC