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you can have a try of my rig if you want, we're both in liverpool, my board is on the pedalboard page if you fancy a nosey

how about in front of a valve o/d? its not a big fan of my bart ntbt equipped flea, or have i buggered me levels?

gah, i would have been, got it sat in watching

[quote name='BassManKev' post='218588' date='Jun 13 2008, 09:57 PM']its soldered on both sides, i have the board out of the case in front of me and i dunno, i just felt like it was worth buying and seeing if i could do it[/quote] whaddaya think i was looking at? what you can see in the gap is throughflow from the solder work on the other side, like EBS_Freak said, a solder sucker will pull all that out if you melt it, theres a few people around who have done the work. It appears to be a common problem so aphex might be on board with replacements etc.

how about a smoked chrome PG?

just opened up my xciter, its only soldered on one side, the side that has easy access to it, the hardest part i can see is removing the internals from the chassis, getting the knobs back in place can be awkward. just a query, but if you werent confident about it why did you buy the pedal, knowing it was faulty, in the first place?

Villex do one too i think

awwww the Danelectro didnt make the cut?

[quote name='Doc B' post='194800' date='May 8 2008, 04:39 PM']The first things I am considering are getting a Warwick chrome 2 piece 4 str bridge fitted (along with the required routings) and a set of strap locks fitted. Does anyone know if it is possible to buy the same kind as you get with the pricier Warwicks?[/quote] As regards the bridge, Thumper off of Finnbass.com did the same to his Streamer, I think Paul from Arrowhead Guitars did the work, I'll stand corrected of course. As for a new body, if you're happy with how it sounds etc, why change it?

[quote name='BTGAndy' post='192115' date='May 5 2008, 11:05 AM']Just bought myself a Trailer Trash pedal board (http://www.trailertrashpedalboards.com) because I'm not very good at building things. Here it is in all of it's shiny red glory! [/quote] Nice, where are the power leads going to?

nice tunes chap

fraid not Kev, its an Oxblood designed M57 looper. Built by me, fixed by Oxblood

Cereal box works too, cut to the appropriate shape of course

[quote name='pete.young' post='188005' date='Apr 29 2008, 01:08 PM']Judging by the unmissable workshop diary, Ben at Crimson Guitars is more than capable.[/quote] when you say unmissable.......

[quote name='SMART' post='187712' date='Apr 28 2008, 11:59 PM']The neck in question, is it a bolt on? Ciao Ian[/quote] indeed it is Ian

[quote name='BassBalls' post='187839' date='Apr 29 2008, 10:05 AM']Nice! What's the DHA pedal? Looks really cool in that colour.[/quote] hi, its one of the original dual valve tones that Dave built, serial number 2 if memory serves. Individual gain settings for both valves, silicon or germanium clipping and solid state boost that kicks in like an exploding land mine, punch factory is in front of it to tighten things up a bit