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Got hold of that World Trio recording, Chris. Lovely to hear Holland so exposed.

Shipping started a week ago I believe so will see them in next couple of months...

Hey Vigier fanboys, I'm looking for a nice Vigier Arpege III fourstring. Anything up for sale?

Check the intonation before looking at the nut. Try replacing the string too.

Thank you for your service 🫡 Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on them!

Yeah you’re right Bb , twice before and this is the third, I can’t exactly remember but wasn’t it 5k the first time

Pictures of an Exhibitionist - Modeste Mussorgsky (and ELP!)

Flash - Queen

Is Audacity available for Android?

I have cubasis which I got for £12 when there was a sale. I can’t say it’s ’unreliable’ but I’ve only really use it to ‘note down’ ideas for songs. I just bought a cable, not an interface, so can only record one track at a time. So, for me, ‘it does what I expect without any problems’. The added bonus is that it works very much like Cubase that I use on PC.

The Streak - Ray Stevens

Looking for recommendations for a simple multitrack recording app, for a tablet running Android. It doesn't have to be free, I do not mind paying for an app if it does what I need, but I'm NOT a fan of subscription models so I'd rather avoid those but I'd still consider them (it depends on the actual monthly fee to some extent). Cubasis LE looks nice and familiar, £25 outright buy, but the reviews are very mixed about its reliability. BandLab looks decent, but the free version has so many ads that I gave up testing more than a few minutes, and you can't just buy it, it's a subscription model. I don't recall the price but I remember thinking it was more than I was willing to pay per month. I tried another "Wave..." something, but it had the same issue with the ads making testing very tedious (waiting 30 seconds watching a video at seemingly every other click on the menu) and the subscription not attractive enough without having being able to test it well. The closest software I know must be n-track, which looks like it can still be bought outright for around £30, but I am interested to see if there's anything else out there. My needs are very simple, this is just to quickly record ideas/sketch songs, no no need for deep mixing capabilities or FX etc... simple record, volume and gain, pan and if there's some basic EQ I'm happy.

I think you'll love the Three10 Paul. The Elf is noticeably better through multiple speakers at 4ohms. I've not yet had to use it on a bigger gig, but I do have confidence that it would get me through a gig, any gig in fact. I have used it as the main amp in small rooms with a jazz band and a funk band, and in the huge cavernous space in Lancaster Priory. On the Priory gig it was DI'd, and the engineer was very happy with the DI it provided. Rob

I have to say that my Monza is not lacking in any way. It is a very early one and still rocks my socks.

Wanna buy a 1974 Raceco tuned 850T, now 1000cc? 😁

I wonder what the price was on each of the previous occasions? It's now £6k, which is quite a wedge up here in the frozen north. Rob

The Chase Is Better Than The Catch - Motorhead