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Club Moollon

I'm embarrassed to say I only waited 10 months. But it was May, 2019. And while waiting for that P, black with matching headstock, I found a used J that is black with matching headstock. There was no talkin me outta buying that. I'm shocked that the wait list is so long. I don't know that I would have waited more then two years. I don't have the patience, or the years left. Best of luck to you all that are still waiting for your Moollons. They are really great basses and I am very lucky to have two. Enjoy!
I got my J IV in 2019 and it was 6 months. Sure glad I did it then!
 
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my p classic is noisy all of a sudden (or I am just noticing it.) I opened her up and the control cavity is shileded but not the pickup cavity. I am debating shielding it/grounding the pole pieces as they buzz when I touch them. But I also may do nothing. wwyd?

sidenote I already do have shielding tape and everything id need but time really
 
my p classic is noisy all of a sudden (or I am just noticing it.) I opened her up and the control cavity is shileded but not the pickup cavity. I am debating shielding it/grounding the pole pieces as they buzz when I touch them. But I also may do nothing. wwyd?

sidenote I already do have shielding tape and everything id need but time really
New environment? Not likely the bass changed.
 
Friends, I have a problem on my P Classic. The jack out is sometimes noisy when the cable wiggles and it goes away when I give the connector a push and tighten the cable. That works until I move around a bit, the cable wiggles a bit and I get static again. Also last gig I was at it dropped signal altogether a few times, which came back when I tightened the cable again.

I've swapped cables, amps and basses and I can say without doubt the issue lies with my Moollon. So this morning I opened her up with the plan to tighten up the Switchcraft socket, but to my surprise it all seems very solid on the inside. I cannot see any play at the tip, seems like a solid connection. The socket is not moving or rotating in any way and the soldering looks perfect (to my eye).

What could be the issue here and how do I fix it? Taking it to a tech is always an option, but I'd rather not.

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