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Try another cable. If problem persists. Could be bridge earthing wire or dodgy jack socket. An easy fix, but gary mac is correct.

Excellent. Thanks very much.

Seymour Duncan bass lines (active soap bars) with a V.V.T passive jazz type loom. Any views?

Partial to a bit of solo action too! [URL=http://s1314.photobucket.com/user/lycanthropy1/media/Mobile%20Uploads/maxresdefault_zpslg7unxy0.jpg.html][IMG]http://i1314.photobucket.com/albums/t580/lycanthropy1/Mobile%20Uploads/maxresdefault_zpslg7unxy0.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

Interesting, Let us know how you get on Chris.

Bi-polar disorder in action methinks.... Empathy is required.

I am pleased you like it Raj.

Good idea. Thanks.

Who would be best to do this sort of work? I have the active Seymour Duncan Pups and circuit board. I have the schematics. Just need new pots and the skill to solder it all together. Is it worth bothering a specialist, or could a skilled amateur do it. I could do with just the wiring loom really, but can't find one on the internet. Any help gratefully received..

You should buy them Tony M. Might drown out the sound of all those parrots.

I met a nice fella today. A very hospitable chap. Shame that I had to dash off fairly quickly, but it was a 300 mile round trip. The guy in question has a friend in Scunthorpe should he ever require one.

Just completed a trade with Raj.. The bass is great! And so is Raj. I left with some great tunes to listen to too. Take care Raj. Trade with confidence..

There are amazing sounds that a Stingray can deliver, that only a Stingray can deliver. but beware, too much sting can eventually be tiresome. Best to use a little sting methinks. But remain smug that you have more than enough sting in reserve should you ever need it.

Glue should suffice. If it is the correct adhesive.

Hiya!!