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Made this archery target tonight out of foam mats, threaded rod, and some pine board! :shock: 'spies Giant Reign Advanced waiting for some loving' HA! Yes its very unloved, I need to shed some weight and get some fitness again :rofl: Or get some lift passes. The weight doesn't matter so much when i...

jeremyb wrote: ↑Fri Sep 03, 2021 7:53 pm Made this archery target tonight out of foam mats, threaded rod, and some pine board!

'spies Giant Reign Advanced waiting for some loving'

GrantB wrote: ↑Fri Sep 03, 2021 8:57 am Not my whole setup, but a good chunk of it. I love going into this office in the warm afternoon and just losing myself in the sounds...

That makes my insides feel funny.

Thanks again everyone. I ordered a Rumble 40 today.

It looks like it will do everything I need for now.

Fingers crossed for a speedy delivery.

Thanks folks. It looks like the Rumble is a safe bet.

I haven't had any guitars at home over lockdown, so have started playing some bass.

I have been finding it relatively enjoyable, so I am looking to get a practice amp in the $4 - 600 range.

What would you recommend?

Dean Guitars still has the entire Dimebag range listed.

It will certainly be interesting to see how it plays out.

Can't think of anyone...

A good night's sleep.

What sort of price range are you looking at?

Nope. The bridge pickup is worse.

The ground wire is attached to the copper base plate, which is attached to the mounting screws, which are attached to bridge, which is attached to your strings.

Like JB said BUT.....

The neck pickup cover will then be attached directly to hot. If you touch it, it will buzz like a MF.

You should detach the pickup cover from the ground wire and solder on its own independent one, which should then be sent to ground.

I believe a good guide is to start with a tip that is about as wide as the hole you are soldering.

From there, try larger and smaller to see what works better.

You may also be able to use lower temperatures as the larger tips hold heat better.

Looking awesome.

That solder looks like it could use some love though.

Molly wrote: ↑Wed Aug 12, 2020 8:53 pm Consolation prize for not winning the Swart.

https://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listin ... 2735854223


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Not saying I will be able to buy when you sell, but give me a heads up all the same.