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BTW, I just HAD to change the shape of the headstock slightly, so it didn't quite have that Sam Eagle from The Muppet Show look.

You're very welcome, glad to be of service. That's my good deed for the day! (Looks down modestly)

I had one of those. It was really good, in my opinion, if a bit heavy. Played great, well finished. Good value for money. GAS made me sell it.

The combo also has a little hatch on the top, as well as the slot at the rear. The hatch is for access to the back of the amp for FX loop etc. There is plenty of ventilation.

Inaudible! The amp is not really working at low volume. I can't stand extraneous noises, especially high pitched ones, since my hearing aids make EVERYTHING really loud. If the fan was making a noise I would throw the amp out of the window, probably. Hope this helps!

I have one of these. The Indonesian model, which is identical to the Italian version, as far as I know. It has been very reliable, and I can't say I've noticed any troubling fan noise. It's not as compact as the 121P mentioned above, and it is extremely punchy. i sometimes crave the Traveller 102 extension cab in order to feel more of a man, but I don't think it needs it for most applications. Great DI out and very effective EQ. I find the two filters useful on occasion, especially the vintage one. It is surprisingly light for its size.

Well, a fambling at the very least.

Blue Note Reimagined album. Very cool.

Crikey, great work. How long did it take you?

Sounds great! Phat!

I remember seeing The Nice, with Lee Jackson playing one of the original versions of these. I was totally obsessed with it. I thought it was the coolest thing I had ever seen. GLWTS.

Juliet Commagere. Fantastic chantoozie.

Don’t spoil the ship for a ha’penny’s worth of tar! How much is another can of paint? And if you ding your bass you can touch it up! A matching headstock on a Jazz is a thing of beauty!

I’d say fine maple dust and superglue. Pile the duct into and around the tear out, and drip runny CA onto it. I hoard sawdusts and put them in little jars, against the day I screw up drilling or routing..

Sterling SUB Ray 4, £200 Bitsa Jazz, £100 Yamaha BBG4 fretted, about £180 off here Yamaha BBG4 fretless, £170. I dig them all

Very imaginative conversion process. It would never have occurred to me to cut down the wings like that.

Looking good!

That would be great! In fact I have two Jazz pickups, neck and bridge, so that config is also in the realm of possibility.

Colour me impressed. I would like to know more.