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Well.... Im afraid you have to use Imagination and drill 3mm hole in a plastic/wooden cover you might have in your bass/guitar and use glue or buy this: Personally I`d use tiny bit of super glue to hold it in that drilled hole... I have installed this in my stagg but used The led factory mounted so - no difference in front panel... = nothing to show.. looks like this: When battery goes down the led changes colour and I know it`s time... to change...

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Hi >> APOLOGIES - Im not doing it any more << !!! Are You familiar with basic electronics and soldering and understand this device needs to be switched off when NOT IN USE?? !!! No need to be installed on a bass.. You can remove battery and test it outside the bass... if its still ok the led will not lit up(!) Worrying about dead battery in the middle of a tune on a gig? - You do not have to any more with this circuit! It works with 9V battery (or 2 of them) and It can be set up via trimmer resistor to indicate any voltage between 3V and 36V You can choose the voltage which will lit the led. EMG, Bartolini, Seymour Duncan and others use 9 volt batteries and its recommended to set it to 7.7V My Stagg EUB still works ok when 4V and above (4-9V range) Blue Led 3mm diameter Indicating range 3.0-36V - Can be set using small flat screwdriver and you will need adjustable DC Power supply - I can set it to any Voltage from 3V to 18V (in example 7.7V) DO NOT WORRY - I`ll DO THIS FOR YOU! Current Draw(power consumption) approx 0.01A(10mA) @9V - when led is not lit - please note: THIS IS THE LOWEST DRAW I COULD ACHIEVE FROM BASIC ELECTRONIC PARTS. ANYTHING BASED ON DIODES WILL DRAW MUCH MUCH MORE(!!!) I did my lesson. As EVERY electronic device it will drain your battery if not switched off after you finished using bass or guitar When the voltage drops lets say below 6.5V(in this example) the led will lit up as shown in my video: £15 + £2.69 Signed/tracked Postage 1st Class UK Posted same day if paid by 3pm For an extra £2 I can attach/solder MICRO switch - the one you can see on some active bass guitars How to install? You will know if you have the skill...

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TRADE ONLY - SORRY... They have served me well on my bitsa Fretless: https://www.bareknucklepickups.co.uk/pickup/j-bass/j-bass-60-hf Stock photo: Neck - 7.7k ohms Bridge: 8.0k ohms But I think I might need something different with MORE mid range BUT single coils(!) What do You have???? Cheers!

Hi, Yes. My idea was to deliver something easy to install without soldering... Apologies. Thickness of the circuit is approx 12mm

Hi, I have said it works from 3 - 18V but actually it`s working with voltage up to 36V so... if your gear is powered up by less than 3V or more than 36V IT WONT work. It works from 3-36V on ANY DEVICE... I hope that answered the question I do use this circuit in my STAGG EUB and it works PERFECT. But after modding my stagg it draws VERY little current so my battery lasts for months...

Hi, Will trade Behringer FCB1010 for something SMALLER + Equal value OR DECENT Reverb pedal. Including power and MIDI cable... All working OK. One of the rubber pads on the pedal is none behringer`s - I guess not end of the world. Or will sell and post it for an extra £8 - ITS HEAVY and BIG - cheapest postage I have found within UK (Hermes) So, PayPal Gift £58 - posted to your door... Or paypal Goods/Services £60 - posted to your door... Thx Tomas

Agree... sound samples might help a little... I guess

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Hi, With all respect it`s French Style Frog....

If they are separate circuits you will need 2 kits. If batteries are connected in series - giving 18V you will need just one kit. Cheers!