SpondonBassed

I love the yellow and black contrast.

Many years ago, in my youth, I destroyed the output transistors on a cheap Amstrad home stereo amp by practising bass through it. I had everything rigged with twisted cable joins between a hacked guitar cable and the horrible DIN input on the amp. It made a wicked sound though. To this day, I can only recreate it by turning up all the knobs on my B3's Big Muff sim.

Someone needed to ban scat.

Welcome Guillaume.

That must mean I get a go on it when it's finished!

Cool!

Welcome Emiel.

As mentioned previously, Disaster Area.

Turn up with a drum kit next session...

Get someone to write down the saxophone score from Dance of the Cuckoos and ask him to play it.

Welcome Bamboofrog.

Welcome Jimmy.

It's looking good. Your efforts have paid off.

Welcome Maartian.

Welcome Citrithungol.

Welcome Silky.

Welcome Chyc.

Welcome Hardpuncher. Lots of tweaky-tweaky to be found here. Repairs and Technical Build Diaries

Yeah. Flipperty Gibbert! I mean; what's wrong with stringing it from the house to the back fence FFS?

Welcome Kevin.

Welcome to the forum.

Young man, you're too burley whirly.

I like that a lot better. Simple = reliable and easy to fix if things go wrong.

Then what finish will be on the surface that the shuttle slides upon? I'm just thinking that a single screw thread might allow the shuttle to bind with some finishes if it is even slightly out of alignment with its guide channel. Twin screw threads would help but they would also ruin a simple and effective idea because they'd have to be connected so as to turn in unison.