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I would like to give a big shout out for Hellzero, Tony’s help with sorting out my issue with the jack has been above and beyond, a damn fine fellow 👏👏👏

By "preamp switched out" do you mean the active/passive switch set to passive? Because I do still get a pop in that case. But no pop when I remove the battery. I'm still a bit confused about what conclusions to draw from that.... So are you suggesting that replacing the capacitor in the preamp circuit board might not solve it? What about the suggestion to add a separate capacitor in front of the output jack?

Yep, just bought a pack. Got Prime too so will be here tomorrow

My life as a bass player would have turned out very differently if I could sing.

Highway to Hell - AC/DC

Road To Nowhere - Talking Heads

The problem I have is im the new guy. The others think it's all wonderful and have no idea how basic it all sounds (drummer never counts in, the guiraitst just starts etc). If the end ends up in chaos that's just more time wasted. The song in question is Cheap Tricks' Aint that a shame. It has a lot of false endings where there are different bits of guitar during each gap. I dont think we need play them all, or at least go on and on, so I suggested we settle on a number so we can all stop. He thinks we stop when he plays a certain riff, no matter what anyone else is doing at the time. I could let it go, and won't bother bringing it back up next time, but for me his card is marked and my eyes are open to his attitude.

The Long And Winding Road - Beatles

Be interested to know the cost. I’d happily get my flea jazz refin’d to charcoal frost following those new RW basses. Might be cheaper to do that than buy the p bass!!

In which case, everyone else can count and he can be the one standing out as getting the ending wrong!

Just had a thought, I was thinking right handed, perhaps it’s right with a lefty

I bought an HW guitar. It was very lovely.

Exactly this! I played with the same main band for 15 years, and people would often assume I wasn’t available for deps, even though I often was! Since leaving this band ( and supposedly semi retiring! ) I’ve done a fair few dep gigs, so people are realising I’m around more and give me a call. Mainly pub / function bands, who rarely have parts available so I’m winging it most of the time. I’m amazed how many bands don’t have chord charts / guide parts for any possible dep situations though. It really helps if you can offer backing vocals too, however limited.

Having read Entwistle's autobiography, I think Daltrey was lucky he was such a good singer.

Yes! Worth the risk IMO at that price.

Thanks. Yes, he just thinks he is right because he knows it all. He really doesnt. Keeps going on about IEM's etc, and as I said, we are in a living room with 25-30wats amps. Absolutely no need for IEM's, but as he knows the pro's use them, he is going to. Definitely not a team player. To be honest I dont think the band will go anywhere anyway. Singer/Guitarist has a Boss 30watt busking amp, and the lead has the small 25watt. They both think we can mic them up at gigs 😂 They have done a lot of open mic nights over the years, but never a covers gig where the band pretty much supplies everything. I just enjoy the songs and playing with them. Im not going to stress about it and happy to walk away at any point, but im trying to bring a bit of experience to the band.

This great offer keeps coming back - availed myself of it a few weeks back. Don't be put off by the vague delivery times when you place the order - I don't know if they wait until enough orders come in to be able to buy it at the price they need, but in my experience, it starts off being months away and ends up winging your way in a couple of weeks.

Seconded. I've had very good experiences with both the matched M5 and X2 Rode M3's. I've since moved on from the M5's but the Rode M3's are used for lots of stuff. Both have low self noise and sound much better than hey should for the price.

I can happily recommend the ABM 600 and Barefaced Two10S combination