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Cute. What is that, a little Hammond PT? That's what I'll be using when I build my firefly. Curious, what circuit are you using for the single knob tone control?

Todd

I am not really sure on the ckt. I buy them from someone else.

They are inspired by the 1956 tweed Fender Princeton (model 5E2). The are a low-power, single-ended output, class A tube guitar amplifier built especially for the blues, blues rock, and classic rock. It is ideal both for practice and recording.

Features

*Spot-welded aluminum chassis

*Point-to-point hand wired circuitry

*Cathode biasing (no bias adjustment ever needed!)

*Dual gain and volume controls for better level control

*Pentode / triode switch to select between 2/4 watts and 4/8 watts

*Slightly “hotter” preamp without a degenerative feedback loop

*NOS GE 12AT7 / 5965 preamp tube and 6V6GT tube for 4 watt and 6L6 for the 8 watt

*Industrial grade mylar film capacitors throughout the signal path

*Low-noise 5% tolerance carbon film resistors along the signal path

*Standard ¼” phone jacks for easy guitar and speaker connections

2/4 Watt 250.00

4/8 Watt 300.00

2/4 Watt

4/8 Watt

what method of shipping do you use for worldwide orders? I live in Dubai/UAE and have received shipments from stewmac through USPS and they were quite alright (a bit expensive at times and slow) but it was kinda reasonable (as opposed to shipping heavy stuff throguh DHL and UPS which will cost a fortune)

Mighty Might stuff is what you get from stewmac right? i'm asking coz i wanted to have a full paddle standard neck but they only had the 6-inline half paddle one... and it was already for $120 so that'd total up to a fortune until it gets here...

also, do you get your batches regularly? i'm mainly interested in necks.

Sami.

I use USPS Priority International to ship overseas. I do not stock paddle head stocks, but I can add it to my next order. I can order you an Allparts full paddle at a discount also. PM me if interested.

And the bodies, are they finished, or? What material are the bass bodies?

Thanks

The bodies are all swamp ash and have been sanded and sealed. They still require grain filled and finished. I can get finished bodies and will have a few in stock soon, but they cost a little more.

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New Price!

I am a Mighty Mite dealer and the necks I have received lately are great. Ready to play. 89.00 shipped!

Half off on shipping from now till the end of September.

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Take any trades for it? I have bodies, neck, pickups, and various other guitar parts. I also have some nice airbrushes and a compressor too.

6 Mighty Mite® MM2112 Traditional Tele® Bridge. Adjustable Saddles And Designed For Through The Body Or Through The Back Of The Bridge Mounting. $10.00 each plus shipping.

1 set of Fender tuners NIB $40.50 plus shipping

I also have some Joe Barden Tele Bridges, a few unbranded Wilkinson Compensated bridges in chrome and Gold, a couple of really good tele bridges with compensated saddles, and a couple of Fender Pat. Pend. 3 barrel Tele bridges if anyone is interested.

I have the unbranded version of this bridge for 22.00

I have 2 of these: 3 Saddle Bridge Vintage Style 3 Saddle Bridge for Tele® Nickel, Tilt Compensated Saddles, 2-3/16" string spacing. String through body. $33.60 plus shipping

These are a really good sturdy bridge!

Pat.Pend Fender Tele Bridge: $45.50 plus shipping

If you are looking for a cheap set of Alnico V Strat and Tele pickups I have 4 sets of Mighty Mites in stock. Strat 45 and Tele 30 plus shipping.

I have 3 WD Tele bakelite pickguards at 21.50 plus shipping if anyone is interested.

I have 022, .033, .047, and .1uF paper in oil caps for 2 for 5.00 plus shipping if anyone is interested. Also, .01uF is on the way.

Specs:

K40Y-9 high quality PIO capacitors made for the Russian military. The conductor is made of aluminum foil and the dielectric is oil saturated paper, glass sealed in a metal body. These capacitors provide excellent sonic characteristics, high tolerance is kept within a wide temperature range.

10% off what is left till sold!

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Free V-Pick with the purchase of a set of Toneriders from now till the end of July!

I got in a new shipment of Mighty Mite Strat and Tele bodies and necks. Free Shipping till the end of June!

Jim, what are you selling these boards for?

All sold Mods delete!

300 may seem tight, but I am not in need of buying body or neck wood, I have a limited supply of free stuff. Also it is very light on the electronics only one pickup. So far without a trem bridge I am at 205 dollars american (budgeted not added up) with 40 dollars for just small odds and ends so I think I could pull off the tight budget. I am looking at a good nut and good tuners, so will I be ok with a standard strat trem, its simplicity is a large draw. Any thoughts on a wilkinson trem? Are bigsby trems as much of a night mare as they are said to be?

Wilkinson makes a nice vintage trem with a steel block that is under 50.00.

Take a look at Trem King or the Super-Vee

Any chance of international shipping?

Yes, I will ship worldwide, but you will be responsible for all fees and taxes.

Free Shipping This Week Only!

I have a question about p-90s, so I thought to pick this topic back up. I'm thinking of getting a tonerider p-90, mostly because of the positive reactions and the low price. Has any of youguys got experience with either the H-90 or the rebel (humbucker sized) pickups of tonerider?

What I really want to know though, what's the difference in sound between the two?

Cheers

PS I asked in another topic, but they told me to ask you.

The big difference is the Rebel and the Hybrid are 2 different sizes. The Rebel is a retro fit to replace a humbucker and the Hybrid is not. The Hybrid uses a combination of Alnico II and V magnets. Alnico II is a warm sounding magnet that produces a smooth midrange and good sustain. Alnico V is stronger and produces a glassy high end with good bass response. Put these 2 magnets together and you get one of the best sounding P-90's out there. Now the Rebel just has the Alnico II magnets. Tonally the Rebel is somewhere between a P-90 and a bucker with a strong tight bass and crisp highs.

I will be painting my Guitar and was wondering is this it: I need Grain Filler, one can, do I need Sand Filler? Re Ranch Paints, 2 cans, then 2 cans of clear coat. What type of clear coat should I get, this it other than sand paper, etc?

You will need:

1 Can of grain filler

1 Can of Sand and Sealer

2 Cans of Paint (One will do it, but buy 2 for errors)

2 Cans of Clear ( I prefer nitrocellulose gloss)

You might want to buy a sand paper kit from Reranch also.

Follow Reranch 101 and let the clear dry for at least 30 days! This allows the solvents to gas off properly.

Very Important: Join the Reranch Forum and ask lots of questions and post progress pictures. We love pictures!