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I have a HUGE problem and need help asap!!!

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I meditated on this for the past 12 hours and I have come to a startling revelation.
Maybe, just maybe, it isn't the battery in his bass at all. Maybe it is the battery in my bass that's been the problem all along. I'm going to change my battery in the hope that it will alleviate his problem.
 
So, punkindrublic, now that you've traded out your battery (and, apparently your entire bass rig) AND it's been almost two months since you checked in here...

...is the problem fixed?

All your good friends here at TB are dying to know.
 
Buy a freaking Acoustic and/or hardwire the Active Electronics - Batteries are bad for your health and the environment.

If none of the above works - try tuning the Bass and once you think it is in tune - tune it again. If that does not work - box it up and ship it to me.:D
 
But in order to fix the flux-capacitor, you need to have a battery that gives 1,21 gigawatts of electricity. (if you can't find it anywhere, just let me know:cool:)

And let's all change our batteries to support punkindrublic's Fender emotionally!!:D That will keep his moral up!(I meant the bass:D)


Btw, did tech ever thought of changing the batteries? That might helped a bit. If he didn't do it, punkindrublic, my friend, you have to do it by yourself... I know it's hard but.. you can do this!

Use the force, punkindrublic!!! :D

(just a reminder, never ever *EVER* touch the red cable during the process.)
 
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