I would not use WD40 on a fingerboard. I own two basses with phenolic fingerboards and clean them with 409 and a microfiber cloth.
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I use WD-40 on mine and let it sit for an hour and then wiped itLe me jump on and ask about someone selling USA Cirrus 4 bolt on... These are truly exceptional instruments...
Now back to the B-Quad questions:
This is my first venture in the world of (full) graphite necks (I had a G Bass) and phenolic boards.
Is there a general consensus on what to do for a VERY DEEP cleaning? I need to remove some string marks so I was considering the usual steelwool to polish frets and board.
I also read that Zon used WD-40 on their boards (but they might have a different composition).
Thanks again!
I finally found a B-Quad 5 (I wanted the 4 but I've been looking for one for 2 years so I can't complain... Maybe I will try to trade it...) with the original piezo bridge and electronics.
I have to say that this is the most complicated on board electronics I ever saw...
For this reason: is there anyone that has the schematics and can share that with me?
Thanks!
This is my first venture in the world of (full) graphite necks (I had a G Bass) and phenolic boards.
Is there a general consensus on what to do for a VERY DEEP cleaning? I need to remove some string marks so I was considering the usual steelwool to polish frets and board.
I also read that Zon used WD-40 on their boards (but they might have a different composition).
Thanks again!
I finally found a B-Quad 5 (I wanted the 4 but I've been looking for one for 2 years so I can't complain... Maybe I will try to trade it...) with the original piezo bridge and electronics.
I have to say that this is the most complicated on board electronics I ever saw...
For this reason: is there anyone that has the schematics and can share that with me?
Thanks!
Le me jump on and ask about someone selling USA Cirrus 4 bolt on... These are truly exceptional instruments...
Now back to the B-Quad questions:
This is my first venture in the world of (full) graphite necks (I had a G Bass) and phenolic boards.
Is there a general consensus on what to do for a VERY DEEP cleaning? I need to remove some string marks so I was considering the usual steelwool to polish frets and board.
I also read that Zon used WD-40 on their boards (but they might have a different composition).
Thanks again!
I would not use WD40 on a fingerboard. I own two basses with phenolic fingerboards and clean them with 409 and a microfiber cloth.
Chuck, Status recommends WD-40 for their phenolic boards, so I'd trust them. Their instruments are crazy-nice, and they built John Entwistle's all-graphite, one-piece Buzzard, so....
I used to use regular guitar polish and a polish cloth on my friends Modulus. It worked well.I would not use WD40 on a fingerboard. I own two basses with phenolic fingerboards and clean them with 409 and a microfiber cloth.
My goal in 2022 is to not buy a Cirrus. Heck, to not even buy a bass at all. I just want to work on the projects I have going and spend more time playing.I've decided that 2022 is going to be the year I own a Cirrus. I'm going to unload some instruments and try to get something high end. Maybe even a 6 string. I'm also cancelling an order on a custom build I've been waiting for more than 3 years. I just can't justify sitting and waiting any longer. I feel like the Cirrus will fill the void and give me some needed inspiration in my playing.
My goal in 2022 is to not buy a Cirrus. Heck, to not even buy a bass at all. I just want to work on the projects I have going and spend more time playing.
Everytime I say that, a beautiful Cirrus pops up for a good price and I stress for 3 days on how I'm going to justify getting it.
If Audio Taper PM'd you with the Top-Secret, government black project known as the Peavey B-Quad schematics, then you have the only one available because there's NOTHING online in any tech forums anywhere, according to a local tech. I've looked everywhere myself, not that I would know how to read it, but at least I'd know if it existed.PM'd
If Audio Taper PM'd you with the Top-Secret, government black project known as the Peavey B-Quad schematics, then you have the only one available because there's NOTHING online in any tech forums anywhere, according to a local tech. I've looked everywhere myself, not that I would know how to read it, but at least I'd know if it existed.
My goal in 2022 is to not buy a Cirrus. Heck, to not even buy a bass at all. I just want to work on the projects I have going and spend more time playing.
Everytime I say that, a beautiful Cirrus pops up for a good price and I stress for 3 days on how I'm going to justify getting it.
It's nothing like that, I offered to email Peavey Customer Service for him with the serial as they seem to send stuff to me more willingly than others.If Audio Taper PM'd you with the Top-Secret, government black project known as the Peavey B-Quad schematics, then you have the only one available because there's NOTHING online in any tech forums anywhere, according to a local tech. I've looked everywhere myself, not that I would know how to read it, but at least I'd know if it existed.
No no no I’m saying I cleaned it with wd40I am not sure I got it right, are you saying that using WD-40 made the neck develop a bow?
I was actually looking for a 4 but after two years the only one that I found was a 5, so I jumped on it. I would like to trade a 5 for a 4...
I have a 4…. Pm meI am not sure I got it right, are you saying that using WD-40 made the neck develop a bow?
I was actually looking for a 4 but after two years the only one that I found was a 5, so I jumped on it. I would like to trade a 5 for a 4...