I can understand PP fees since the buyer gets all the protection (and then some) and the seller gets almost nothing. I've always been happy to pay the Paypal fees as a buyer but never as a seller. The Reverb fees are totally on the seller and should already be baked into their price. Shipping is...
I just assumed they were connecting the pot end lugs where the old bias splitters were and then running just the signal to the wipers. So the pot is kind of backwards than the typical schematic.
EDIT: yeah @fusedbrain said essentially same.
I don't think they are messing with the -DC bias voltage, that stays pretty much the same. The bias splitter resistance is at both ends of the pot so it doesn't change. It's just the AC signal that is getting shunted to 'ground' (which is the filtered bias supply).
I think that’s the pre-phase inverter MV. The post-phase inverter MV is just a dual 250k pot but leave the 220k bias splitters. So each of the dual pots is in parallel with each bias splitter.
It’s just like other post-phase inverter MVs except it keeps the 220k bias splitters and uses 250k...
Yeah this^. It looks like he always moves/locates the front strap button to the top horn instead of behind the heel. Probably cures a lot of neck dive.
From the background it looks like Dad is/was a bass player and his pride and joy is taking real interest in Dad’s passion. That’s really, really cool. She’s got talent. Love the ole Barney Miller theme. VW is THE man on bass.
I still like the Powerstation record. Robert Palmer did a lot of cool stuff.
Here’s an artist I never hear about around here but he also did some really cool stuff. The intro to Salsbury Hill was our old studio master Steve Hunter. It’s often the first thing I play when I pick up an acoustic...