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It is indeed passive, vol, tone, wizard thumper pickup. The bodies book matched American black walnut to the front and back, with a swamp ash core. It also has some maple and ebony veneers. To keep costs down the neck is a refin japanese made zoot neck. Also had mike fit a hipshot detuner. The concept of this bass was to keep things very simple, yet keep the botique elements of nice woods and a reasonable weight.

Recently aquired zoot custom P. The pickguard was an afterthought. [attachment=51928:IMG_0217.JPG]

Prehaps I should explain better, I got the wizard a few months ago, and fitted it, but alot of filing was required and even now the pickup is a very tight fit. The pickguard was the original, but I'm going to replace it, and ideally I dont want to to filing it again. I measured the original pickup and its about 1 mm narrower then the wizard, I've also measured a seymour duncan pickup and it nearly matches the wizard. So looks like the original fender pickup was smaller.

Hopefully someone could shed some light, recently brought a wizard thumper for my MIJ 62 reissue Precision, however the size wizards was slightly longer along the top, and the radius of the mounting points was bigger. I'm going to get a new pickguard and want to be sure its the original fender pickups that were small as apposed to the thumper being larger then a standard pickup.

Its the responsibility of the venue to pay it. PRS payment are normally based on surveys as to how royalties are paid to bands, rather then each song paid for individually.

My normal rig is a Little mark into a Tecamp S 210. With this setup I run through the PA. I also have a Tech soundsystems 4x12 for those rare occasions where we're doing a fair sized gig without PA.

Just ordered a 210 S, anyone know if these come with a cover like the tech soundsystem stuff?

Looks like an eggle berlin celebration US model?

The ferrule is in the same condition as when I got it with the original tuners. The new ones were meant to sort it. I did push the ferrules in firmly using a brass nut, bolt ans washer through it and tightened. But obviously when the tuning post was put through and tightened it squared up the ferrule and pushed it out.

In the process of pimping up my MIJ 62RI fender precision ( Badass 2, schaller tuners, wizard thumper pup) I'm finding the tuner ferrule on the E string doesn't stay pushed all the way in and pops out about 1mm. I think this is because the surface on which the lip of the ferrule isn't perfectly flat, but curves towards the nut. Anyone any ideas, I was thinking of either bending the lip of the ferrule, or trying to flatten out a bit of the headstock using a bounter bore. [attachment=30980:DSC00131.JPG] pics of the bass [attachment=30982:DSC00124.JPG] [attachment=30981:DSC00128.JPG]

One of the PA cabs (peavey pro-15) cabs' HF compression drivers has stopped working. Does anyone know if there would be any harm in putting a full range signal through the 15" speaker as a temporary measure? I would be literally pulling the spade connectors off the HF and putting them onto the 15 along with the existing wires?

Cobbled together today.

Lean Audio is 5mins down the road from me, I think they're a main distributor for celestion also. Once brought some guitar speakers from him, went to collect, and its run from the blokes garage, seemed genuine enough though.

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