I use a pair of 2x10s stacked on their ends for a vertical 4x10. The top cabinet lets me hear what I'm playing and both together disperse around the room far better.
Single coils are notorious for picking up noise. This is what I was getting to with my post. You might be able to resolve the problem by screening the control cavity and under pickup area with copper self adhesive tape. It's fairly easy to do.
We just got snow and piles of it!! Biggest snow storm in decades! Some of the neighbours got together with our snow shovels and Ice picks and cleared the snow from driveways and walkways. it's not work when you're with a bunch of friends just fun!
I don't believe you are that inept!! LOL. You strip a connector twist the wire stands together, push them into the cup on the plug and tighten the screw. QED. If you can put a 13A plug onto a cable you can do this!
The plugs themselves NL4 don't require soldering they have screw connections. Always buy the NL4 connectors 'cos they are pretty much standard. Wire plus 1 to plus 1 and minus 1 to minus 1. Just ignore the second pair.
Nothing that interests me. A lot of old style speaker cabs but I do prefer the black cones of the cabinets instead of the garish cones of the bass offerings.