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Old 10-27-2009, 03:46 AM
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Well, if you have the right tools, and if you are confident you can do the job, then yes, it's not a difficult task. Just take your time, be careful, don't mess up the shielding and you should be good to go.
I guess I could manage then.

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I'm curious. Any particular reason you would choose the 18V over the original 9V pre-amp?
I did get the impression the 9V wasn't made anymore. Otherwise than that it would be the dipswitches. I'm very happy with the sound from the bass now.
I looked over the electronics today and my problems are: oxide in the balance pot and that the plastic ring around the jack is breaking.

So maybe just a new jack would be just enough at the time beeing.
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