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Geek99

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  2. Squier vintage modified precisions can be had for around this money, and they are awesome
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  4. Line the cavities with copper foil (with conductive adhesive ) then link them to earth A big sheet costs £4 on ebay
  5. [quote name='ead' timestamp='1372402856' post='2125219'] According to some a Fender cake would have been better [/quote] Only if it was a relic cake or was made in a factory in the 60s by bored Mexicans using worn out tooling Fine piece of cake work there
  6. You know how someone says something and it reminds you of a story ? That's how it works for me - a song spills out like a story (well 70% of it anyway ) I then forget to write it down or tell anyone and it disappears into the ether
  7. If you have an offset mortgage like I do, get a 0% (for a period) card, put the money to pay off your purchase in a bank accoutn linked to your mortgage (or save it into there) and then pay off the card when the time comes. That way the mortgage gets the beneift
  8. I got the bass doc to build me a better "old" fender using similar spec components to the time (1973) and its awesome. Simple and they work. Even non players think they look good
  9. [quote name='BassBus' timestamp='1371876185' post='2119038'] As KingBollock says. I use a Zoom B2.1u which produces a great sound. I think most effects processors these days will allow use of headphones. Zoom B1 is cheap as chips or B3 if you want a few more bells and whistles. [/quote] The b2 and b3 have basic drum machines built in also
  10. If its as good as some of you seem to think I had best hold on to it for a bit - couldn't afford a new one, that's for sure
  11. It's the solder version and works a lot better with a new battery and some idea of what the switches do, for which thank you al
  12. Thanks - it's a jretro 01 for sure.
  13. Thanks all It needs a new battery I think as its out put is low I will look tonight and see if it is clip or solder
  14. http://www.bestbassgear.com/wiring-diagrams/JohnEast-JRetrodeluxe01-Wiring-Diagram.pdf It's a j retro deluxe 01 Any suggestion as to a fair price ? If seems to work
  15. This is it : [IMG]http://i1149.photobucket.com/albums/o600/geek99/7A584089-E405-42B8-AE07-89471148BA78-7602-0000093115774EE5_zps1fba3fa6.jpg[/IMG] Any idea what it is or what the knobs / switches do ?
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  17. No you're right - three knobs and jack socket on plate I think I'm at work and don't have it to refer to
  18. [quote name='xilddx' timestamp='1371640871' post='2116450'] They are about 210 new, but older sh ones go for about 100, new ones in ace condition about 130ish. I might be tempted to buy it off you as I need one. Send me some pics and details mate. [/quote] Thanks - will do . Think its the deluxe
  19. [quote name='DorsetBlue' timestamp='1371640423' post='2116440'] http://www.bassdirect.co.uk/bass_guitar_specialists/East_Preamps_J_Retro.html [/quote] Thanks for that
  20. Thanks Sadly that site is hostile to iPhones so ill have to look later
  21. I have just acquired one of these from a mate - anyone have an idea what they are worth ? Don't seem to come up often on the sale board I'm now firmly a precision fan so its surplus to my need Thanks
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