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Hi, You definitely won't go wrong with the Boss PSA 230S power supply. I've already tested it on the Bassrig Super Vintage. This one: https://www.thomann.de/de/boss_psa_230.htm

For me white was the best fit.

That‘s a good idea, i will do it so.

Thanks, sounds like a perfect match! Can you please tell me more about the components you used to achieve this? I need to tell my luthier exactly. I would also be happy to have a conversation with you if the topic gets too specific for this thread.

Thank you, that would be exactly the goal! But I would have to install an additional potentiometer, which I wanted to avoid. I preferred to leave him passive.

Hi guys. Have any of you ever thought about (or perhaps already done?) reassigning the push-pull pot (Tone) to the bridge PU? Since I always turn up the neck PU fully on a conventional jazz bass and turn down the bridge PU slightly, the reassignment would actually be closer and technically...

Thanks for this helpful information. I also wondered when I took the pickguard off that there was a relatively wide stripped paint at the pickguard screw holes. But otherwise I am very happy with the bass!

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Definitely with a very big crowd. :meh: I have never been there, but I am curious.

By the way, about the flea market. Not this year and not last year, unfortunately: https://www.thomann.de/blog/de/abgesagt-kein-flohmarkt-bei-thomann-dieses-jahr/

Thank you for all helping answers. Brian from Lakland has answered very quickly and short with "yes". :)

Thank you! Great idea & already done.

Hi guys. Can someone maybe tell me if a Lakland U.S.A. Bob Glaub from 2008 was already built with graphite reinforced necks? Serial Number says BG 336. Greetings from Germany, Michael

Hi. As the writer of this little review of the first Sire P5, I naturally wanted to know how the newer PU sounds. [Review] Marcus Miller Sire P5 I had the P5R here briefly and to my ears I couldn't hear much difference from the first one with maple fingerboard. (as far as I can still...