Recent content by Oddfeen1

I have the same problem, the switch isn’t completely bad yet. Though it is getting there.

I think fEarful cabs would with a bit of tuning. If I remember right Greenboy tuned to low F#.

Just treat each individual pickup as an independent pickup. Like there is only one pickup in the bass. With two separate circuits you’ll get what your looking for. I would do a series parallel single switch instead of a push pull pot. Rickenbacker have VV TT. Works for them.

If that annoying voice in the back of your head ever just wants to switch out your corvette for a black streamer$$ 5 with a maple neck. Let me know.

Never mind the pm, I'll take it.

Are you up for trades?

your correct, taking the feet of the bottom of the amp is a bad idea. It will cause poor air circulation and can over heat. If you can raise it just a bit off of the bottom of the rack case or I have seen a small computer fan attached to the back of the case to blow air around, that might work.

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An other trick you can use is record two tracks of bass, then put a very slight delay on one track. it will give the bass a fuller sound. kind of like a chorus or a reverb. but not that notice able unless you listen for it.

I had bought a pretty beat up Warwick Corvette STD I forget the year, it was made in Germany though. It had black finish. I sanded the finish off and did a antique kind of look. I used the same kind of method you would use to finish flamed maple. I used ebony stain I got from Lowes and Tung Oil...

I put a OBP-3 18V into my Warwick Corvette std and I love it. still has origanal MEC.

if you happen to have a volt meter or an electrician test lamp, not a mechanic 12V test lamp. take the ground of the meter and ground it to something you know for a fact is grounded. with the amp on and a cable plugged into the input touch the positve of the meter and touch the sleve of the...

Hi all, I've been playin in worship bands on and off now since the 90's. good ole Sonic Flood. And hymns are my arch nemesis, so many chords so so many chords. and who's bright idea was to write them in 4 piece choral? eh? I find that if you stick with I, IV, and V. (not necessarily in that...