I am selling a Fender Noir P bass if anyone in SoCal is interested. $500 w/case. It is in pretty good shape aside from the ding a previous owner put in the headstock. Upgraded Aguilar P4-60 pickups.
DUDE that is a hella pretty bass!
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I am selling a Fender Noir P bass if anyone in SoCal is interested. $500 w/case. It is in pretty good shape aside from the ding a previous owner put in the headstock. Upgraded Aguilar P4-60 pickups.
It is one of the few P basses I've seen where I really wanted it. The mate finish with the Black\red PG is pretty sweet. I had to re-examine my stable and decided that I'm getting the least use out of this one.DUDE that is a hella pretty bass!
If I can't find a local buyer I might put it up for shipping.Yeah, with the case, that price is a bit of a steal. Wish I was going to SoCal sometime soon.
I think this was for 2017 only.Well, if you can't get anyone to grab it locally, let me know. I have an anniversary coming up.What year is it?
Does it work on either side of the switch? It's not clear if the new one works at all or only in one spot.Bought a guitar pickup online, and not sure if it’s working. Any way to test it out? I swapped the other pup, and it works, but I’m not sure if the pup is bad or if the switch is bad. It all worked a few hours ago with the old pups! The one that works works fine on both sides of the switch, so I’m leaning towards pup. Any ways to test quickly?
Did some more testing - they both work on one side of the switch only. So that means bad switch, right? Which is odd because it worked jus fine before the swap.Does it work on either side of the switch? It's not clear if the new one works at all or only in one spot.
Could indicate a bad switch or bad pot/ connections on that side of the switch. I'd try tracing down connectivity first as it's unlikely that a component spontaneously died, but moving stuff around can easily break a weak solder joint.Did some more testing - they both work on one side of the switch only. So that means bad switch, right? Which is odd because it worked jus fine before the swap.
Boss Wazacraft HM2 incoming.
This is from today with the HM2 jsut sitting on the table, this is from two weeks ago.
I've been using my clone HM2 now for maybe six months and I love it, and I keep looking at the dead solider sitting in my garage on a bench wondering if I should fix it, but with this thing inbound why not just do the deed for real... plus there'll be a glut of "zomgoggles, this isn't as good as the original!" flips filling the assifieds within a couple weeks of release, anyways.
Apparently the switch spontaneously died. Got it tested at a “real” tech’s bench today, fixed it right up. Sounds killer now! And in to tweaking drives etc. for a while!Could indicate a bad switch or bad pot/ connections on that side of the switch. I'd try tracing down connectivity first as it's unlikely that a component spontaneously died, but moving stuff around can easily break a weak solder joint.
Whaaaaat?!?!?! Of course it did that just to make me look the foolApparently the switch spontaneously died. Got it tested at a “real” tech’s bench today, fixed it right up. Sounds killer now! And in to tweaking drives etc. for a while!

I know, right? It would happen right then to make diagnosing any issues with my wiring nearly in-diagnosable. I was wondering if I screwed it up or if something broke! Thankfully, I insisted the tech check my pickups more in-depth. He was convinced that the pickup was dead until I told him that when I rewired them to the switch both pickups worked when connected to one lug, and neither worked in the other lug. He then checked the switch, found it faulty, and replaced it. Works perfectly now! And I love my new pickups! Good thing I know enough to troubleshoot and can tell the techs what I learned!Whaaaaat?!?!?! Of course it did that just to make me look the fool![]()
Glad to hear it worked out Mr. Small DucksI know, right? It would happen right then to make diagnosing any issues with my wiring nearly in-diagnosable. I was wondering if I screwed it up or if something broke! Thankfully, I insisted the tech check my pickups more in-depth. He was convinced that the pickup was dead until I told him that when I rewired them to the switch both pickups worked when connected to one lug, and neither worked in the other lug. He then checked the switch, found it faulty, and replaced it. Works perfectly now! And I love my new pickups! Good thing I know enough to troubleshoot and can tell the techs what I learned!
This may be the doom room, but old-school thrash is my home...Glad to hear it worked out Mr. Small DucksAlso, extra points (for what they're worth, lol) for knowing who Jack Gibson and D.D. Verni are
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Ditto.This may be the doom room, but old-school thrash is my home...
Boss Wazacraft HM2 incoming.
This is from today with the HM2 jsut sitting on the table, this is from two weeks ago.
I've been using my clone HM2 now for maybe six months and I love it, and I keep looking at the dead solider sitting in my garage on a bench wondering if I should fix it, but with this thing inbound why not just do the deed for real... plus there'll be a glut of "zomgoggles, this isn't as good as the original!" flips filling the assifieds within a couple weeks of release, anyways.