I was at a wedding recently and the guitarists and bassist were all going through helixes. Sounded really, really good. They also had an electric drum kit. Drummer had a tiny mixer for his kit, bassist had a tiny mixer for everything. In ear monitors all round, they sound checked silently, brought ...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/145371276636
Best offer accepted at 20:30 BST. I hope the buyer knew what they were getting.

Looks like it's disappeared from eBay.

I also think the last figure of the date looks dodgy.

Do these look right for a '99 USA Stratocaster?

Bacchus wrote: ↑Sat Oct 07, 2023 1:45 pm I say new, I've been playing with the drummer and bassist since just after lockdown. But we finally found a singer.

http://soundcloud.com/ediblecannibals/eigengrau

Nice.

Googling for the construction of the original EB-0 pickup and looking at some of the grumbles about the "mudbucker" there seem to be a lot of alternatives for what lurks in that big cover.

MatthewK wrote: ↑Thu Sep 14, 2023 4:12 am So I combined it with a bass for shipping, and have now been hit with a $300 import charge for the package.

Nice work, sir.

So. Forgot about this post. What i was looking for was to have push pull pots to tap neck and bridge buckers as well as 3rd push pull to activate bridge pup at any time. Almost there. Still needs a little setup. Ah. What you said earlier was two push pull pots to tap neck and bridge buckers and a t...

mickie08 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 31, 2023 8:50 pmWant to wire each tone pot as push pull to tap neck and bridge pickup and wire tone know to turn on bridge pup no matter selector position.

So... how do you want the tone knob to work? Without active electronics I can't see a way to do it without unwanted side-effects.

I have an Epiphone EB0 that I've only played two or three times since bringing it back from the shop. That's a short scale SG shaped bass, but I'd rather it had two pickups.

Strange coincidence. Woodrite is heavily featured in the stock of WM Guitars, which I just posted about.

I've had an FB advertisement pop up a couple of times for WM Guitars in Ashburton (http://www.wmguitars.com/). As we were going to be passing close by on our way back from holiday (and with encouragement from Bacchus) I popped in for half an hour. It's a cave of treasures selling old and rare guitar...

Definitely over

I'd love to be a good enough player to justify buying the CK88... The Hydrasynth sounds epic from the demos.

£86 at Thomann in stock 8 - 10 weeks.

I'm probably not going to be able to help much, but are we talking USA made?