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  1. Paul S
    [quote name='HowieBass' timestamp='1474974612' post='3141911'] Are you intending to use the Silvercrest unit to feed power to the Volto? It could work if the Volto can output power whilst it's receiving charge. [/quote] Reading into this a bit more it looks completely feasible and not at all complicated. Thanks for the idea!!
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    Being a complete technophobe I didn't really understand what was going on. So it is 5V on its own, which is fairly useless for replacing the Volto. Charging the Volto - if it is possible it is starting to get complicated. Oh well, I thought it seemed to good to be true - and it was! Thanks!
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    I wonder if this might make a decent replacement for my Pedaltrain Nano Volto, which I find struggles to keep enough oomph for a whole gig? It is rated at 5000mAh as compared to 2000mAh for the Volto, if that makes a difference? And it is £6.99 [url="http://www.lidl.co.uk/en/our-offers-2491.htm?action=showDetail&id=37546"]http://www.lidl.co.uk/en/our-offers-2491.htm?action=showDetail&id=37546[/url] Anyone know enough to say if they are compatible and or more powerful?
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    550W at 4ohms. I'd guess around 300W at 8ohms.
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    Scruffy but fully functional Ashdown MiBass 550. A few surface scratches on top and slight dent to edge of fascia, but everything works. Been my back up amp, now no longer needed. No leads. Link here for specs [url="http://ashdownmusic.com/products/1/Bass-Amp/18/Legacy/98/MiBass-550-/"]http://ashdownmusic....98/MiBass-550-/[/url] Looks like this but a bit scruffier: £170 posted.
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    I quite liked the active controls on the Thunders. As I recall the centre indent was flat with a bass or treble boost depending upon which way you turned it, together with a passive roll off knob, too. I would usually select just off the centre indent towards bass - deep, powerful yet still punchy.
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    Yes please - PM incoming.
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    Back from holiday bump!
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    Surprised to see this for sale, Mark. No, horrified is the word. You know you will regret it, you'll never EVER get another like it. You don't need the money, keep it languishing in the cupboard or use it for rehearsals if gigging it scares you.
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    Is this your best yet, Andy? I am transfixed...
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    I have had 3 of these things abandoned down the sideway of my house for years, waiting for me to join them together and collect rainwater. It is never going to happen. Two are attached to pallets at the base - one plastic, one wood. They are tatty. I'd ideally like all 3 to go in one hit. Free of charge from SS7 on the North Thames Delta. You'll need a trailer/van/flatbed truck to transport them, they are approx 1.2m each way I think. Oh, yes - you have to manhandle them out yourself.... space is tight...
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    Thank you for that. You just saved me £534!
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    Are you able to weigh it by any chance? I am seriously tempted....
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    You might have more luck looking for your 32" scale Precision on eBay from Japanese sellers. They were more common over there. I bought a couple over a period of a year or so - an A serial no. Squier Precision and also a Fender P/J, both 32" scale, both mid80s, from the same seller called batfuk (yes, really). Even with shipping, VAT and import duties they still worked out ok price-wise. He ships with DHL and it took 2 days door to door from Tokyo. Anyway, GLWYS, these are lovely. Edit - just remembered I told you all this before! I thought it sounded familiar! BTW my Katana is still for sale
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    Can't beat black/black/maple in my book. [attachment=227539:JV01.jpg]
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    How about a Squier JV Precision? They hold their value, to the irritation of a lot of folks on here , and are consistently good quality.
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    I've tried quite a few replacement bridges on Fenders. I think the Hipshot A is the best engineered one I've tried so far but it is big and quite heavy. Gotoh 201 is straight forward and chunky - probably the most cost effective. Schaller 3D I like a lot, I just put one on my JV Precision, very comfy for palm muting and easy to adjust. You only need 2 new holes - the centre one fits existing hole! Neither of them would show when you put the old bridge back. Didn't get on with a Badass, not that you asked about those.
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    To the top!
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    I have a Godin LR Baggs acoustibass, a fretted one in black, that I bought fairly cheaply because it is a bit scruffy and the electrics didn't work. Had the electrics sorted now and it is pretty good stuff. I rarely have occasion to use it and mostly it sits in the case but I am loath to sell it as Sod's Law dictates the day I do move it on will be the day I need a semi-acoustic for something.
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    I forget how many times I have done business with Dunc. I bought back a Harley Benton amp that I sold to him some while back. We could keep doing this for years!" As usual, it has been a pleasure.
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    I bought a cheap set - KAM partybar Mk2. Under £150. They work just fine but not that bright. Added a second set - they are cheaper now! - to work in unison and that was great. Nothing complex, just set to sound activated. [url="http://www.thedjshop.co.uk/kam-led-partybar-mk2-with-stand.html?gclid=Cj0KEQjw0rm-BRCn85bm8uS-zK0BEiQAHo4vrEM-cYmmJ-qd2c8nZ2os59jzBcr64GJYZhrbCrIBmG4aAmzD8P8HAQ"]http://www.thedjshop.co.uk/kam-led-partybar-mk2-with-stand.html?gclid=Cj0KEQjw0rm-BRCn85bm8uS-zK0BEiQAHo4vrEM-cYmmJ-qd2c8nZ2os59jzBcr64GJYZhrbCrIBmG4aAmzD8P8HAQ[/url]
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    Indeed.... I get 'Concentrate on the road!'....
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    It would overlap for sure if positioned in the sweet spot. I would nudge it forward a bit and probably do the switch of the two parts a la Yamaha. I don't have an issue with that as the sound of a Precision played close to the neck is the sound I am after. I am thinking of an Aguilar AG 5P-60 at the moment. I guess there is then the question of balancing the output etc, but that is down to the chap that is going to fit it all
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    I never found a J neck pickup would get me anywhere near a P tone and I think this would be in approx the same position as a J neck pickup. I'd feel more confident of getting the sound I want from a P pickup, i think. But at least, in theory, it will work. The Sterling ticks all the other boxes for my 5er requirements in that it is light, has a narrow neck and close string spacings. If I can get a P tone out of it I will be a happy fellow!
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