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Will not wreck the neck at all. I think truss rods and neck adjustments are often painted as some sort of dark art, but what you have to remember is it's really just a bit of wood with some metal in it. Changing the tuning/strings on your bass will be fine but will need a good setup to have it playing nicely. Your bridge/saddles and nut will be the main problem here but you should totally go for it.

2 x 1/4" jack 1 x Speakon

[quote name='Shawman' post='1229335' date='May 12 2011, 09:30 PM']didn't realise you were on here (should have known though)[/quote] I'm everywhere, Shaw...

So my amp has been starting to sound like it needs a little TLC recently because it has gone from 'BEST AMP EVER' to 'really good amp' lately (y'know... we all get excited when stuff sounds good). This means it's time to take it to the doctors, but before calling and making it's appointment I'd thought I'd open her up and see what was inside. To my surprise, I found that one of the Marshall 6550s in there has been swapped out for a weird old Leslie 6550 and I can only assume it was done by someone in the studio where it has been getting used sneakily thinking 'hmmm I need a spare 6550, i'll steal one and put this broken one in there'. Anyway, she is now gonna go for a full retube but I thought I'd take photos of the internals so they can be used for reference by any other Skunkworks owners, and I'll put more info here if anyones interested. Spot the odd one out... Grrr!

Howdy Rob, from another Scottish member!

+4... Dennis is the only man I would trust to fiddle about inside my gear!

My 2003 MIA Jazz... I've played countless other jazz basses since and just got lucky on this one, it's.... different.

gosh...