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MoonBassAlpha

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  1. On 18/08/2023 at 17:31, mr4stringz said:


    Time to update, having recently added an Epi Vintage Pro T-Bird to the ranks…

     

     

     

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    @mr4stringz I'm liking the Dano, is the neck pickup approximately in the same spot as the p-pickup on the pj Mustang? I  have the exact same fsr Mustang as yours, but I do miss 24 frets with good access...

  2. 20231126_142255.thumb.jpg.2176be115ea7c5edd9daf49c7d6a6d89.jpg20231126_142059.thumb.jpg.00466d3d409b9b92e7191cc864cbeda8.jpgVery cool! I  still have mine,  and yes, they do weigh loads, I  didn't even think about it when I was young. I  modified mine to fretless,  and changed the headstock to 3+1 so  it actually fits in a normal bag! Also stripped all the paint off, not the best idea, as the Butcher block construction is not in the slightest attractive. The DiMarzio pickup is great though! I  don’t use it anymore as I'm  on short scales. 

  3. Very cool! I  still have mine,  and yes, they do weigh loads, I  didn't even think about it when I was young. I  modified mine to fretless,  and changed the headstock to 3+1 so  it actually fits in a normal bag! Also stripped all the paint off, not the best idea, as the Butcher block construction is not in the slightest attractive. The DiMarzio pickup is great though! I  don’t use it anymore as I'm  on short scales. 

  4. I wonder if anyone on here has a circuit diagram for this  or the guitar version 'MoFo'? My Google fu isn't working on this one.

    There's a short to ground on the preamp psu -5V, present with the tl071 and 072 op amps removed and with the -5V regulator leg lifted. -5V present on the leg,  so the regulator is OK.

    I'm thinking one of the smoothing caps may have gone short,  not easy to remove. There's a couple of 2n7000 fets in there too, not sure what they do, phase splitter drivers? Clipping circuit?

     

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