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dodgnofski

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  3. Ruddy Heck..........’Nurse’ 😳😳🙈🙈👍👍
  4. I had one in the late 70’s - first proper amp - Loved it & by heck it was loud❤️❤️👍👍...
  5. dodgnofski

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    Bought a Fretless from Tim & everything went like clockwork. Excellent communication and packaging. Thank you 👍👍
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  11. Yes, I bought this from Bill almost a decade ago and firmly belongs right at the top of my ‘Basses I should have kept’ list 🙈🙈. i later did a trade with Ben for his early 6o’s EB2 Semi - which could very well be number two on the same list. by the way 😬😬!! I have to say that whoever is lucky enough to buy this will be a very happy Boy, or Girl as it is a fantastic Bass and it may be worth you adding an accurate weight to the listing Bill, as if memory serves - I’m very old - it was the lightest P Bass I ever owned, or even played during the past half Century & so it would be a firm favourite amongst us ‘weightwatchers’ 😂😂👍👍. In fact a figure of ‘just a Nats dangly’ under, or a tad over the 8lbs mark may seem incredible, but tends to ring a bell? GLWTS Bill, but some how, I don’t think you will need it 👍👍
  12. Exactly like my first ever Fender, bought s/h for £100 in the early 70's and it was Fab 👍👍 Someone will be very happy😀...
  13. Ah, a good point I'd not thought of - Thank you 👍
  14. Hi, Thank you for the additional info 👍 - I have managed to source a 60mm, 24v jobbie which I am hoping will sort it out and prevent me having to tax the few brain cells I have left in my dotage attempting to fit a voltage converter😂😂🙈🙈. Although your advice is very much appreciated and would be the sensible, long term solution by as you say opening up the choice of fans in the future👍👍 Thank you again & all the best, Tim
  15. oops, I think you are right - sorry. The hole centres were 50mm - yet another Senior moment 😂😂🙈🙈👍👍
  16. I looked at these, but unfortunately, they don't do a 50mm 24v ☹️☹️🙈🙈
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  18. Bargain - apparently, compared with a couple currently for sale elsewhere....🙈🙈👍👍 ps - has the world gone mad, or am I actually even poorer than I thought I was ☹️☹️?
  19. Thank you 👍 - I think there are only two wires on the replacement one - like the original, I’m just wondering if I can switch the connectors over, or if I will need to connect the new cables to the old ones and therefore retaining the original connector 😳? Than you again for your help 👍 Cheers, Tim
  20. Thanks Guys 👍 The fan noise is only a tad to loud when playing at home, or in the studio. Live it wouldn't be a problem - however, on close inspection the fan does look like it's probably done a few sorties too many 🙈. I have been using it for most of the day with the fan disconnected and it didn't even get warm 'at home' volume & as my next Gig looks like being on the twelfth of never, this could be a temporary fix? Obviously, I wouldn't risk using it at live (fat chance) volume without reconnecting the fan. I have ordered a fan which has similar specs to the original, but has a different connector - which will test my minuscule electrical capability to the limit, I can feel a wire splice in the offing as I don't even know if the connectors can be swapped? Thanks again for your help and advice Guys, it is very much appreciated👍👍 All the best, Tim
  21. Measurements as best as I can tell with my old eyes are :- 60mm x 60mm 15mm deep Hole centres are 50mm apart or 70mm diagonally and there is a red two pin connector at the end of the two wires. Thanking you in advance for any help, or info 👍 Cheers, Tim
  22. oops, sorry - I’ll measure it tomorrow. Here’s a pic if it helps 👍
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