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fleabag

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  1. No, because they have a back and a front. And correctly shaped nut slots should be slightly tapered, so the string sits on a knife edge, rather than flat on the nut. So yes, you need to either buy a blank nut and shape it yourself, or buy a ready slotted right handed nut, of the correct width. Measure yours and see how wide it is.
  2. Not really. Just means the tuners will be underneath, and you'll have to fit a new nut.
  3. Those white ticks in blue boxes need unticking. That's a generic Cookie Policy page that i've seen many times on other websites. More than annoying as it needs you to manually decline every blue tick. They must figure you cant bothered or something. I've sometimes opened a website which uses this generic cookie page, and simply moved on to another website selling the same stuff i was looking for. But being this is Basschat, i went ahead and declined every blue tick that was possible to decline
  4. Already been posted in Site News yesterday
  5. I found the Got it ! this morning, but there are links to go to the Cookie Policy page, which is one of those generic annoying types, where instead of just putting up a " Reject All " button, you have to untick all the boxes that you dont want, which of course, is all of them. I've seen this type many times on websites. Tiresome , because they could just implement a standard cookie policy with a reject all button, but some, like the one here, means manually unticking about 8 or 9 boxes.
  6. Did you deliberately buy a left handed neck and right handed body ?
  7. Vive la difference !! as they say in ...somewhere. As the wonderful Sheryl Crow said ( she's fabulous live, ask me how i know ) " If it makes you happy, it can't be that bad " Carry on Cici.
  8. ' what about rigger boots then ? Essential for those of us who regularly like to punt a boot into the guitardist
  9. Uncool / Cool... such a crock of cack. There is no law. Forget what anyone else says, it's just opinion. It means sweet FA.
  10. I dont have active basses anymore, but when i did, i always used rechargeables of any make and never had a problem
  11. Which one was John Pertwee ??
  12. Seems the pictures have disappeared. Here it is again
  13. I watched the first link for, oooh...6 seconds - all i could manage. Cack. She should forget trying to croon and concentrate on just the bass. Even the bass was meh
  14. fleabag

    Getting close!

    about 50, 000 may have registered , but 90% or greater never posted, or were here for 5 mins made a post or 2 and disappeared. If all the inactive accounts were cleaned out, there would be nothing like 50,000 left
  15. I thought i was the only one. My strings though, are bought anywhere else
  16. Wow. No more carbon necks / carbon bodies. Seems weird
  17. Sold John some IEMs, and the lad is a no messing about buyer. 10/10 Happy days Thanks John
  18. No, mine seem to stay put.
  19. Schaller 3D rollers are the dogs' danglies. I have 2 basses fitted with those.
  20. Bass > lead > 31 band mono graphic > PA. No pedals for my fretted, but a chorus for my fretless. That's about it.
  21. Alto TourMax SXM112A 12" Active Wedge Monitor , no longer needed. Home use only. so in super condiion, with original box and manual 12” coax woofer, 1” neodymium driver XLR/Line input with volume control, XLR output to link speakers Power System: Continuous - 400 W ( 335 W LF + 65 W HF) | Peak - 800 W (670 W LF + 130 W HF) Maximum SPL @ 1m: 118 dB Continuous / 121 dB Peak Coverage ( HxV 70° H x 70° V Spherical horn Transducer Low: 12” Coax / 2” voice coil Transducer High: 1” Neodymium Driver / 1” voice coil Protection: Low - High analog limiter Electronic Protections: Modeller with 16 Preset / Line Volume/ Clipping LED indicator / ground switch Input Level: Line +4 dB Input Impedance: 30 kΩ Balanced / 15 kΩ Unbalanced Input Connector: Combo Jack with XLR / TRS External Control: Volume control / Power on with green LED/ clip limiter with red LED/ ground lift Power Supply: AC - 220 / 240 V or AC - 110 / 120 Volt, with switching power mode. 313 x 393 x 513 mm 11.84 kg
  22. What ?
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