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I've had a seiko one like this for years, works well, battery lasts ages, (Auto-off), yes I'd reccomend it. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Seiko-ST01-Chromatic-Tuner-Keyring/401606942151?epid=1730969286&amp;hash=item5d81a39dc7:g:7YMAAOSwLdNZ3Lbm:rk:3:pf:0 Maybe cheaper elsewhere !><? https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/Seiko-Key-Ring-Guitar-Tuner-St01/784472503?iid=132794727083&amp;chn=ps

Another seamless deal with Andy, two wiring looms, a real pleasure to do business with. 100% good guy 😎 Cheerz, John

If nobody else comes up with an answer - I think there's a Delano wiring colours paper in my drawer somwehere, let me know if you need it and I'll have a search tomorrow. John

Correctamundo!

Yep - wot e sed 😊

I couldn't find Cliff Edgy but 😄 https://www.google.com/search?q=cliff+edge+sign&amp;client=firefox-b&amp;tbm=isch&amp;source=iu&amp;ictx=1&amp;fir=a7HtNZJ0guqXGM%3A%2C6J10H7o-7tTJaM%2C_&amp;usg=AI4_-kT7sGcb7r3tFXYh-NjNd1paWhZErw&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=2ahUKEwiTnuquwNjdAhXFCewKHeL9AUgQ9QEwAHoECAYQBA#imgrc=a7HtNZJ0guqXGM:

Buying a nearly 50 year old Martin is never going to be hassle free, suck it up, go to a decent luthier, new saddle and a decent setup, you'll have yourself a superb guitar!

Here's mine, 41mm nut BTW, I added the Hipshot Dtuner, apart from that I believe it's all original. Maybe the socket, cap. and pots have been replaced on yours, not sure about them. They're very good basses, never heard a bad word said, hope your's plays well and you get to love it, should be a keeper 😎 Cheerz, John

I have a 2003 Highway One in Crimson Wine IIRC, I'll dig it out and check it out if you like 😎

Another wiring loom made for Luke, as always a perfect gent to deal with, great comms and instant payment - top fella!

WoW! Top job Twincam and glad you're sorted Tom😎

Can you remove the nut and examine the threads? If it's the nut thats stripped and the actual rod is OK - all you need is a new nut. In fact it's worth just trying a new nut anyway for the sake of a few squid. EDIT: Not sure this is the right one but - for example: https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/Truss-Rod-Nut-4mm-and-10-32-Thread-Guitar-Bass-Trn-20/1181117437?iid=112090873899

I would think - 'if the hi-fi repair guy ' - is worth his salt he could source components and repair/remake the crossover in a moment or three. There ain't nothing complicated or difficult or unobtainable or out of date about a Kef crossover! A long long time ago *I blew a tweeter* in my Kefs, found an equivalent fit, bought a pair and fitted them. Good job I got the pair, they were a massive improvement over the originals for about £20 IIRC. * You know the really high part of Edgar Winter's Frankenstein?

I can't see - is there a earth wire coming from the jack socket? Edit: Assuming the black I can see is going to the bridge!