Thunderbird

Have you tried STATUS? I don't personally like there strings but you might and I think they do custom sets or maybe Pm our very own dood I think he gets strings made up for his 7 string

[quote name='ead' timestamp='1491599317' post='3274287'] I've had universally good experiences with both Stringbusters and Strings Direct. [/quote]strings direct have awesome customer service trouble is that the price of the strings has gone up a lot not just a few pence but 3-4 pounds a set of one's I buy which is a lot of cash

Hi Gary have a look on Cpc they have some really great meters in there I got a really nice auto range meter for about £25 and is just as good as as the really expensive ones I have used at work can't link to the site as I'm mobile atm

[quote name='scrumpymike' timestamp='1491498791' post='3273571'] Hi Ellie, what a coincidence! Your name is the same as my daughter's and it's also the name I've given to my new custom s-s Maruszczyk Elwood pictured below!! Oh, and I play an SWB-1 too among other things. Just saying... [/quote]Hang on a sec thought this was Basschat not a dating site lol

[quote name='gary mac' timestamp='1491475530' post='3273300'] I got this a few weeks back, such a good quality guitar for not much dosh. I wonder how much better the U.S. built versions are. Anyway, it's great, plenty of tonal options, comfortable to play and to me, a pleasing design. [url="https://flic.kr/p/SjAUTo"][/url] [url="https://flic.kr/p/SnhsQP"][/url] [/quote]HMMM very disappointed with you Gary lol but seriously it looks nice hope your keeping well mate

Gamma pad I believe they go under the cabs and help in situations like this never used one myself though

[quote name='markstuk' timestamp='1491335329' post='3272270'] As you asked him to fit new tuners i suspect you're not that confident doing any work yourself. So you can either take it to someone competent and get him to pay for it, or get a new neck from Poland. How on earth did he do the damage ? [/quote]my guess is he bashed the old ferul out with a flat blade screwdriver and dug in to the wood from behind can't really see how else you could f*** it up like that hope he did not charge you for the job only real fix is a strip and refin or bodge and live with it I would refin as it would annoy me to much

Awful news thoughts are with his family and friends at this sad time

[quote name='Grangur' timestamp='1491315504' post='3272054'] All the new gear I've bought is from Crimson guitars. They took over a month to send it. But it's nice kit. [/quote]I was told that it comes from Portugal or the Philippines dunno whether it is correct though

[quote name='GreeneKing' timestamp='1491312875' post='3272033'] I just checked. 7.6 Lbs. See I told you, a light Sandberg [/quote]lovely weight time to save up lol

[quote name='MoonBassAlpha' timestamp='1491295269' post='3271817'] The socket in the link is mono, as long as the bass is passive, that will do the job. [/quote]yes they are passive

Had the same problem a few times is a nightmare getting those connections may be easier to cut off the connector and fit the old way not that it is very helpful to you

[quote name='Grangur' timestamp='1491205368' post='3271113'] Corvette 5 string, Bubinga body. 2000 Streamer Stage 1, 4 string 2005 Corvette 4 String 2004 Streamer LX 4 string Fretless 2008 Fender MIM, with Bill Lawrence P-46 pickup and Babizc bridge I guess I'm progressing towards playing a 5er, but don't want to ditch the 4s. I find the 5s heavy. I did own a Thumb 5 string too, but sold it. The Bubinga Corvette is heavier, but I re-built it from being a wreck. So it comes with a certain degree of sentimental baggage. [/quote] Maybe you need something a bit different to the Warwicks in the heard a wild card bass so to speak or a tone shaping pedal?

[quote name='radiophonic' timestamp='1491206673' post='3271122'] and a C9 That looked promising, but EHX state on their that it isn't a talent booster, alas. Seriously though, the demos I've heard have been a bit patchy - and it won't reliably track below C. C9 might be better as it has a 'Prog organ' - which is kind of what I want I think (like VDGG 'theme 1'). I'd imagine I'd need to add some fuzz too.The Mel 9 looks cool though - not sure I'f ever use it other than trying to imitate the choir on Firth of Fifth. Most of the demos are for guitar unfortunately. Pretty close though. [/quote]I have never tried one but they seem well regarded on bass I can't really think of anything else but I am no effect guru

Would this be of any use? http://www.ehx.com/products/b9