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Sire Bass Club!

What color/wood combination do you own?

  • Bright Metallic Red/ Ash

    Votes: 17 1.6%
  • Bright Metallic Red/ Alder

    Votes: 33 3.2%
  • Natural/ Ash

    Votes: 173 16.7%
  • Sunburst/ Ash

    Votes: 104 10.0%
  • Sunburst/ Alder

    Votes: 165 15.9%
  • White/ Ash

    Votes: 86 8.3%
  • White/ Alder

    Votes: 122 11.7%
  • Black/ Alder

    Votes: 104 10.0%
  • M3

    Votes: 28 2.7%
  • M7

    Votes: 85 8.2%
  • I'm a heretic - I don't own one yet, but I'll see the light soon enough!

    Votes: 243 23.4%

  • Total voters
    1,039
  • Poll closed .
Yeah the top knob on the concentrics is just a very very tight pressure fit, Be careful pulling it up, some folks have ruined their pots being too hasty. Slow and steady.
I used WD40 with a syringe to spray underneath the knobs and laid my V7 with knobs down on the table to let it soak for a few minutes. Then it was easy to remove the knobs.
 
Just got it today

Sire P5 in burst - not signed - can I get in please.

Lenny

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Don't know, but wouldn't you need two batteries to complete the circuit?
Even if one was dead, it still may need to be in place...
Not sure about that...
Any electrical experts out there to chime in?
I tried this recently with my V7. With only one 9 volt, the preamp did not function in active mode. Worked fine in passive mode.