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[quote name='CamdenRob' timestamp='1380183678' post='2221844'] Yeah I think that might be the answer, It was fine when I tested it in the shop then a couple of days later the buzz came back... Maybe I have bigger problems with this bass [/quote] It could be down to changes in temperature/humidity etc, but if it ain't right - go speak to them about it.

If you've just paid the gallery to do a set up & fix the problem - & they haven't - I'd get it back to them before trying anything else.

Just did a little wiring repair/mod for Andrew, as ever - a gent & a pleasure to deal with. Cheerz, John

Nice win Nige! I can see the Lion p/g looking great, uncle H had better get his cutting tools sharp

Best wishes to all the new mods & the old thanks for all your work in helping to make & keep this such a wonderful place. Cheerz to all

Bertbass has already kindly given you the info 3 posts above.

You really need the on-on-on variety. Cheerz, John

Second verse - same as the first Mike's great to deal with Cheerz, John

That's going to be another stunner Kev.

Another loom for Matt & as ever - a pleasure to deal with - everything that gives this place it's great well deserved reputation Cheerz, John

I like to hear [b][u]THE[/u][/b] bass for all that it is, passive for me every time. There isn't an active circuit made IMHO that doesn't sound 'artificially enhanced' (a bit like boobs really ) however you set it. Like a quality HiFi turntable/arm/cartridge, you get the sound from the source as it's intended, with passive.

[quote name='wateroftyne' timestamp='1379496855' post='2213269'] ^^^^ Me pal Peter Tickell on the fiddle. Livin' the dream, the lucky duck. [/quote]Nice one

Best bit - for me was Jimmy Nail's expressions around 3:10 > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9o7Eiar4cNc

Best of luck Pete, here's hoping you can soon get back to Dolly

I made a Jazz loom for Matt + a little repair job on his P-lyte loom. He's a great guy to deal with, lot's of spot on comms & instant payment. Cheerz, John

Yes tiny dowel - cocktail stick or barb'q skewers & some PVA, clean off level when dry & redrill, sorted.

Yes - enjoyed that a lot & no i couldn't get close takes all sorts

Hope you don't mind Bluejay - our His 'n Hers [URL=http://smg.photobucket.com/user/kjon51/media/Scooters/20130906_120024_zpsa29e38b8.jpg.html][IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v48/kjon51/Scooters/20130906_120024_zpsa29e38b8.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

You'll need a tone cap in there - or maybe not - if you leave it out on all your basses & some string to tie the pots & jack together with Should be a nice bass

Welcome from another sixty something old git arthritis 'n all Enjoy the site & the playing Cheerz, John

- "multi-ply mahogany tone wood" - I remember Gibson got into trouble for buying & using protected species of rare & valuable exotic timbers - but now 'plywood'?

Both beauties there Chris very nice

[quote name='Chris Horton' timestamp='1379009943' post='2207752'] Thought it was about time i updated my current bass pictures 1969 Precision, [url="http://s1237.photobucket.com/user/cmsb_horton/media/4%20basses/1969Precision_zpsb8939f59.jpg.html"]http://s1237.photobu...939f59.jpg.html[/url] 1982 Fullerton '57 reissue, [url="http://s1237.photobucket.com/"]http://s1237.photobucket.com/[/url] [/quote] Hi Chris - I think your '57 link is missing something it takes me to my home page The '69 looks lovely though

TC electronics Polytune followed by their Flashback, just for fun amazing http://www.tcelectronic.com/flashback-delay/

Err! - Another P-bass kit, another verse - perfik excellent to deal with Tony Cheerz, John