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I recently bought a Boss Chorus pedal off Paddy, excellent communication, well packaged and exactly as described, excellent Basschatter, highly recommended.

Indeed.. Hobgoblin Birmingham were very patient and helpful to me in the past.

Capiche. Thank you. It would appear that a change of amp is required; I can't recommend one, though (I'm a drummer...).

That's a shame - a lost sale for them, and off-putting for you. About 20 years ago, I visited Hobgoblin in Rathbone Place, with my 7 year old daughter. They let her try every instrument in the shop (even a Low Whistle - the holes were so big that her fingers went inside them!). She eventually settled on the violins, and told me that her two favourites "played good and sounded nice". They happened to be the two most expensive in the shop, and the chap behind the counter was so impressed with her technique and her ear, that he offered to let her borrow his own personal violin while we were looking for a ¼-size instrument for her. Hobgoblin - YMMV.

Dont think Ive ever turned the master down once setup after sound chk. Seems an odd problem to have.

I’m playing with blues trio ‘The Alligators’ at this event on Friday evening.

Morning I pulled a John East preamp out of a bass recently (just wanted to try something different). I just want to make certain it's all working before reinstalling elsewhere. Assuming the green wire below goes the ground, anyone know where does the red one goes? I have contacted John about this, no answer yet. Thanks

Singing From The Grave — Anna Von Hausswolff

I've just bought an ABM 500W Evo iii - wow, it sounds amazing, why have I waited all these years. I see I now have to wade through 46 pages of this thread to get up to speed....

Indeed... we went by train last time as parking tipped the cost balance. One time we got an air bnb that had a resident permit. Another time we arranged for a sheaf of 'scratch off the date' parking permits to be in our room whrn we arrived.

Funeral - Devin Townsend

Ashes To Ashes - Bowie

It's possible, I don't remember if I entered it, but I know it was pre-covid. I recorded it while house sitting for my brother.

Was at Bonnie Raitt's last gig of the UK tour leg last night. No photographs, I'm happy to respect the request not to film or take pictures. Bonnie was in great form and the band were excellent. They were joined for a couple of songs by the support Jon Cleary who used to be a member of the band. Finding accommodation in Brighton with parking is next to impossible, so I went down on the bike and came back last night after the gig. 29 degrees on the way down, road works closure issues all the way back, but it was worth it.

Finding a 5 string P bass was a lightning bolt moment for me. You've got to kiss a lot of frogs. . . . but IMO when you find the right P5 it will be a keeper. I lucked into a Mike Lull PJ5 and it's been my main bass for the last 14 years. You might need to replace the pickups to get the best sound. A good set will be an investment. Also putting on a set of TI flats improved the sound of my Lull a thousand fold.

Seems that circuit diagram is for the Terror 500 mk 1 do you have the diagram for the Terror mk2?

Everybody's Been Burned - The Byrds

Thanks. I think that thought was probably in the back of my head. I currently have some EMG pickups that allow some of this tonal variety but I don’t really care for the differences that much, but I also think I’m not a fan of these particular pickups in general, so I’m struggling to know what the issue is. I guess this is what sterling did with their HH models… should have got an HH! 😭

Thanks Michael.