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Wal Bass Club.

Yes, is that the same one where you added washers to the input jack, or is it a different one?

that's the only vid i made. it's just a walkthrough how to fix loose instrument jack by adding washers. from what i found this would benefit with Wals that have a 'tight' electronic compartment where the jack is in VERY close proximity of the tone knob closest to it.
 
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that's the only vid i made. it's just a walkthrough how to fix loose instrument jack by adding washers. from what i found this would benefit with Wals that have a 'tight' electronic compartment where the jack is in VERY close proximity of the tone knob closest to it.

Well I'm calling it a "mod video"!
:)

So what kind of cable/ends have you had the best luck with?
 
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Recently recorded with my Wal.

Recently went into the studio, to record a couple of tracks.

Soundcloud link here:

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Recorded at Gracieland - Rochdale UK.

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Engineered by the brilliant Steve Boyce Buckley:

Steve Boyce-Buckley (@BoyceBuckley) | Twitter

Bass info.

Recorded direct into the desk with my Wal Mk1.

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FB page line here:

https://www.facebook...dNines/?fref=ts

Opinions and feedback etc, more than welcome.
 
Club #128 for codsak

A red&black one really makes me weak!

I have a lot of gear. Bass and guitars, Amps... But this bass took me Geddy land. I can't put it down. I love the handwriting on the back plate. So cool. I was lucky and got this for next to nothing. My 68 Tele bass was my #1 and played it every show. This has taken the spot. I guess from what from what I read the Red and Black are very desirable. I love this baby.
 
hello fellow WAL-nuts,
maybe one of you with an older MKI (around 83) could help me out.
i want to replace the 4u7 electrolytics in my 83, but it has the older electronics with the on/off switch and only 2 trimpots, and there are bipolar caps in there,
which naturally have no plus/minus designation. so could somebody look into the electronics compartment and have a look / provide me with a pic pretty please ? :-)
i need to know the orientation of the electrolytics if the bipolars were not standard at that time
here is a pic of my PCB, which shows the caps in question.
83 PCB Bipolar Caps.jpg


thanks and cheers,
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hello fellow WAL-nuts,
maybe one of you with an older MKI (around 83) could help me out.
i want to replace the 4u7 electrolytics in my 83, but it has the older electronics with the on/off switch and only 2 trimpots, and there are bipolar caps in there,
which naturally have no plus/minus designation. so could somebody look into the electronics compartment and have a look / provide me with a pic pretty please ? :)
i need to know the orientation of the electrolytics if the bipolars were not standard at that time
here is a pic of my PCB, which shows the caps in question.
View attachment 860063

thanks and cheers,
lowstar

here's one i took awhile ago. hope it helps.


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ah, thanks. that one has tantal caps in there, which are also polarized, but the polarity can´t be seen on the pics. the second pic in the link you posted, however, shows the polarity at least for one of the caps:
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Whoa!...is that Australian Lacewood facings?
I had one just like it (sold it locally to a friend).....it was made in '82 i believe.
This may be a sister!!!!
Where your battery lead in above picture?

Here is the Lacewood i had.....sounding killer
I miss this bass :-(
 
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