OK, Caca de Kick talked me into it!
Seems to be one of his hobbies...
Very beautiful Wal MK II you have there, Jim. Congratulations!
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OK, Caca de Kick talked me into it!
jimfist, simply stunning!!!
Is it a "Paul Made" one? In the picture with the case it looks like it has the hornbeam center pieces in the neck.....
Thanks,
M.
Are the trim pot adjustments on an older Wal limited to just master volume and pick attack? My 1982 Mk1 seemingly only has the two, lacking the EQ adjustment pots, they're also brown rather than the blue ones I've seen on newer models. I wish I'd taken a look inside a lot sooner, my master volume pot was set to almost entirely off.
Right. The preamps before early 86 had only two trims: one for volume, one for pick attack. And I've seen them use different vendors, brown, green, blue, and I think I've noticed white ones too.
The goofy thing is sometimes they're wired in backwards. I've got some Wals that require being turned clockwise to turn up, and a couple others that need to be turned counterclockwise.
Here is a pic of the electronics of my MK1 1983.
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Green trimpots in my case.
Stunning! Jim gets club #68
jimfist, simply stunning!!!
Is it a "Paul Made" one? In the picture with the case it looks like it has the hornbeam center pieces in the neck.....
Thanks,
M.
I figure I'll go buy the appropriate nut driver
hmm. ok. I was thinking I'd need something like this since its recessed down in that little cavity.
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cool. thanks. if I can tighten from the inside I'll try that too.