I have a custom df8something - love it but thinking of selling.

This ones pretty good



Good luck!

Hey Brian- Awesome project. The schematic available is very good, not sure about any missing resistor- might be an optional part to go along with an ic sub over time. Speculation only on my part. I’ve had an idea to remake the ribbons to help others with otherwise working pcbs- usually the ribbons a...

Congrats on the artist, great score- love mine! For the paint chips on the side of the neck, use a sharpie to blend the color and then put a little ca (super) glue over it. You can gently sand and polish the glue out to be nearly invisible (per YouTube vids), or just try to apply as smoothly as you ...

Late to the party, crazy few months... I haven’t changed the battery at a gig, I usually do it every 6 months along with the smoke alarms. I do carry a spare. FWIW the screws on the plate are captive and have dime sized slots for bat changes in the field. I think the cavity is tight to avoid rattles...

That’s awesome! How about threading that hole for fine adjustment and using a drop of loctite? You’d need a flat bottom tap and next size screw I think.

Not sure but I was wondering the same.

Right on VJ! Unfortunately someone on FB who is relatively well connected to usm seems to think they are officially done. I’m surprised if they’re shutting down Randall too. I guess it makes the clone project that much more relevant, and looking forward to seeing this forum grow and hopefully become...

Thanks for the kind words VJ!

Hope it helps and if anyone has questions, ask away.

thrilled that VJ's hard work on this site allows us to still communicate. I'd miss you guys! I'm going to put a post on the facebook group, but not many of those users were active on the forum. I'm still of the opinion that perhaps they're simply migrating to a different hosting service and it will ...

Cool! this actually looks a lot like the fixture they had at usm. Need a few more details to offer constructive comments, but cool stuff!

I've been calling these bushings for bridge posts

I've been calling these "bridge post stabilization rings".

aka bushings or washers.