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This is from a show I did last year with Rush tribute band Anthem at the Music Box in San Diego.
Another that I did for a friend's CD release show also at the Music Box in San Diego.
--jack

jps wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2024 10:24 pmI had a SC-40 in the early '80s. Shoulda kept it.

I have a few that I've acquired within the last couple of years. A couple of months ago, I contacted Tim at Master Effects and he created the Super FORTY. It's a nice option and very close clone.

--jack

I just started using a Master Effects Super FORTY. It's a clone of an Ashly SC-40 - I have a couple of those as well.

https://www.mastereffectspedals.com/super40
--jack

If it were mine, I'd contact Larry Davis (https://www.davisguitarworks.com/) for repair.

--jack

FWIW, I haven't noticed *much* difference on my 4003 with the cap in or out while in ric-o-sound mode. Very subtle. YMMV, --jack Even when you solo the bridge pickup? When solo'd, it's more apparent, but I would not call it drastic. In my case, which is probably similar to what most guys do that ru...

FWIW, I haven't noticed *much* difference on my 4003 with the cap in or out while in ric-o-sound mode. Very subtle.

YMMV,

--jack

Here's a pic of the route under the bridge on my 2011 4003. The area under the mute is a little bit deeper than the rest.
--jack

For those that installed the Zero Glide and had some time to play with it...how are you liking it? I don't need a new nut atm, but I like the concept.

TIA,

--jack

Nice!

--jack

lumgimfong wrote: ↑Sat Jun 25, 2022 12:32 am Is it supposed to be strung with ball ends outside or on inside of tailpiece?

Mine came from the factory with the ball ends on the outside of the tailpiece.

--jack

So, to be clear, the fix was leaving it tuned 1/2 step up and that pulled the neck into more relief which then stayed with relief even after going back to standard tuning? How long was it left in 1/2 step up tuning? Thanks! I have another brand bass that has fret rattle and the usual things are not...

I have a couple on my basses. They work well and look good....almost invisible. For me personally, it rides just a tad higher than I would like but when I make the effort to get up on it, it feels pretty good. I agree with this: it's too thick for my preference. I tried it for a few days, then took...

Well congrats on getting it to where he wanted it. It's always a delicate balance. I find most basses need adjustments 2 times a year, just past spring, just past fall. It's all about temperature/humidity and the moving woods. I live near San Diego and I rarely have to make a truss adjustment to my...

Is the buzz that noticeable through an amp onstage or is it only present when listening unplugged? If the action is good and you only want to increase the relief because of the buzz then get the frets dressed. I didn't plug it into an amp at my house. To me, the fret buzz wasn't too bad. I would ha...

Follow uP; When he left with the bass, I left the truss rod nuts just a bit loose and tuned it about a half step high. He brought it back last night and there was actually too much relief when tuned to standard tuning. I adjusted the relief and the bridge and it plays really good now and he's happy ...