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Bungo Mike

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  1. Hi everyone. Would any know or be able to hear the effects that are used on the bass on this track? Thanks in advance Mike 👌😊
  2. Used my Elf last night through 2 TC Electronic RS112’s and I was blown away…Loud as hell and only slightly warm at the end of the night. It’s usually a back up for my RH750 but I’m seriously thinking about just running with 2 Elf’s so one as a back up. And also maybe putting a little di’d bass through the PA 🤔👌👍
  3. I’ve found an SG on the Gibson site called an HP and this has a button fitted to the upper rear horn so this must be an approved place to fit one…..🤔😊👍
  4. Hi everyone. Does anyone have any thoughts, advice or experience of moving the neck heal strap button up onto the upper horn???? Thanks Mike
  5. Stood the Bass upside down and poured the glue in through the F hole leaving it land in the area behind the speed clip 👍
  6. Well spotted 😂 it does set solid eventually but the quoted 24 hours is more fore straight joints. Letting it set as I need it will probably take 3-4 days as it’s kinda like leaving a bottle opened 👍
  7. Well guys I’ve done it. Marked and drilled. I glued two speed clips together and made sure that the screw fitted just right. 1. To ensure the screw went in without to much trouble and 2. To ensure it was tight enough. I added double sided tape to the clip and the fed the yellow line through as shown. I pulled on the line so that the clip stuck onto the inside of the laminate. Once this was secure I removed the cord and carefully screwed in the strap lock. The guitar was then turned upside down and I poured in a good amount of Gorilla glue. It’s not upside at an angle that ensures the glue levels itself over the area of the speed clip and will be left overnight to set. Fingers crossed this does the job 🙏😊👍
  8. Hi. Yes it’s a comfort thing. I’ve done it with my Casady and it just sits right 👍
  9. Hi. I did mine about 20 months ago and I play in two bands so it’s been used a lot for practice with gigs included. It’s still solid. I drillled a small hole first then turned her upside down and carefully poured wood glue in ensuring that the initial angle would make sure that the glue settled in the correct place. I think the Hofner is a thinner laminate so I may drill a hole and add some epoxy resin, allow it to cure then drill a smaller hole again and add the strap lock 👍
  10. Hi. Thanks for that. There is already a strap lock on the heel but having it there pushes out the bass as I have a bit of a belly. The Casady sits great after the work. Im just kind of wondering if the wood glue would do the job if I add a large amount. I’d love to know what’s in there
  11. Hi everyone. I’ve bought a Hofner Verithin bass and I’m looking to add a strap lock in the upper horn. I have a Jack Casady Bass and I’ve done the same. Has anyone done this to a Hofner and is it gonna be a similar job to what I’ve done with the Casady. I drilled a hole and added the strap lock then turned the bass upside down and poured in wood glue allowing it to dry which appears to have done the trick. Thanks in advance 👍
  12. Could anyone take the top schematic and draw me a simple idiots guide drawing like the one below showing where each wire capacitor/resistor should go. I can solder but I don’t understand how to read the schematic. Many thanks in advance Mike 🙏😊👍
  13. Is this a 15uf 🧐 It’s on a Jack Casady bass 👍
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