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That might not be it's only fault Mick. Quite a lot of these had a digital clock whine. It's a well known fault, but it wouldn't fail a pat test, i would have thought.

Riverhead basses are bluddy good. Grab it

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I feel your pain, Keef

That would explain it nicely

Agreed. Seems there are a few TE cult followers here. Lets emerge from the underground and become mainstream Wave that flag, people !

Just found it D

Drink less beer

I bought it with the neck pup installed, which is a vintage Schaller Bassbucker ( think it's called the 232 ) and it also came with a Schaller P for the bridge pup, but i changed that for a Dimarzio for a bit more growl. The neck is a Peavey , very skinny, lovely accurate fretting. The body - no idea I love the bass. I play this more than my Overwater.

Dear Cliff ! Mine would sound as thin as a one egg omelette with no graphic .

They're 4 ports, dimensions of which were supplied by the cab gurus - you know who they are. It's in the build diaries somewhere, mr Dis

It must be real trial typing the letters FRFR into the search box, but as if by magic ... only 35 pages long, too.

Blimey guvs, if that vid on Kemps bass is the true tone of his rig, count me out. What a distorted racket.

I go the other way ( matron ) If a track is in Eb, i wouldn't buy a 5 string ( lump hammer to crack a nut ) and don't want to lug a 2nd bass tuned down. We change the track to E Job done.

We're a dying breed. We need to highlight this to the world.