Jump to content
Why become a member? ×
Scammer alert: Offsite email MO. Click here to read more. ×

All Activity

This stream auto-updates

  1. Past hour
  2. Sad and Happy thoughts but go with the drams being the happy one. Enjoy. Dave
  3. Nope it appears but when i click to play it goes into a fault that Faceache are currently working on. Had this with quite a few things now including our own band links. Dave
  4. Christmas In Me Car - Pat Quid
  5. Driving Home for Christmas - Chris Rea
  6. Or deliver in person?
  7. Can you post pictures of each page. Just to check the condition. 😉
  8. Sadowsky NYC Original P (2005) Alder body, maple neck, BR RW board 20 fets, 9" radius, 1 1/2" Nut width (J), '59 burst, Vintage neck tint Hardware chrome Weight 3,74kgs Unique Sadowsky NYC. The only one I have ever seen. Action, weight, balance and entire playability is best of the best. Sound is deep like a Precision bass with clarity rather than that quacking Precision sound. Very smooth and well blending. Comes with original Sadowsky rectangular semi hard case.
      • 7
      • Like
  9. You can use Fiverr (an online marketplace). I’ve used it for some cheap branded animations for a charity and it was fine. The prices are low, but many of the people there are fantastically well qualified. Use reviews as a guide and offer a generous tip if they do good work. You’ll likely be surprised at what you can get for your cash!
  10. That's right folks, just when you thought you had seen it all, I give you, not one, but two unbroken Just-A-Nut IIs! For the Warwick enthusiasts who think they have it all... 25GBP(each) including UK mainland shipping and they will ship from within the UK - I am located in Germany but these will be brough over to the UK at the start of April. For the faint of heart, keep your meds at hand because here they are...
      • 2
      • Haha
  11. Vintage Schaller M4(180) machine heads, 12mm bore, 4 Left, black, NOS These are new old stock items still in the original packaging. I have only opened the packaging to take photos and confirm that all parts are present and correct. Please note that these are vintage 12mm diameter Schaller machine heads, NOT the current 14mm. 65GBP shipped within mainland UK.
  12. Ella always sounds great and this is pretty cool but have you heard the Marsalis version with Jon Hendriks (same record as Winter Wonderland)?
  13. I've always been quite minimal: I had an overdrive for solos, and a fuzz for the odd song that needed it. The "signature sound," such as it was, was a Gibson-style bass into a valve head. And since you asked for clips - this one features the OD (Ibanez Bass Tubescreamer - skip to 1.55 for the bass solo): https://youtu.be/WsWxzQfo_1s?si=x5iqbWaKD2cdhyd2 ...and this one features the fuzz (EHX Bass Big Muff): https://youtu.be/6SBOchDGZ7E?si=nxHp5-vvcLm6IbQI
  14. Very nice Karl - I must be strong.
  15. Today
  16. I’m delighted to start a feedback thread for Marcus who bought an Eich combo from me. He was an absolute pleasure to exchange messages with and also, an absolute pleasure to meet in person and chat all things bass! He kept me fully informed of his journey whilst travelling to meet in a supermarket car park and arrived bang on time! Deal with in total confidence!
  17. I have one in black, brilliant bass but swapped out the pickup for a emg gzr.
  18. Have to look at that Winter Wonderland, although I am not so much into Xmas carols, because of that saccharin... Our band's keys decided we need to play this. First trials became a chore. Not a prima vista for me, but a doable and fun song. If someone wants the bass part, I can share the pdf.
  19. I need an option for ‘all of them’
  20. Have you checked if Bourns has suitable pots? https://www.bourns.com/products/proaudio/products
  21. Where were compressors, EQs, and reverbs? A hint of reverb to OD/dist/fuzz sounds even better. Several compressors, most popular are tce HyperGravity, and Daring Audio's Phat Beam for fretless 5 band parametric Ibanez EQ to tame rooms, and a HPF Iron Ether Nimbus reverb
  22. @Dad3353 - Some stats from... AI... Creating a 2-minute realistic video using AI with photos as a guide requires significant energy, but exact figures are hard to pinpoint. However, here's a rough estimate: - A 5-second AI video generation consumes around 2.9 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of energy, equivalent to running a microwave for over an hour. - For a 2-minute video, energy consumption would be substantially higher, likely in the range of 100-200 kWh, considering the complexity and processing power required. - To put this into perspective, training a large language model like GPT-3 uses around 1,300 megawatt hours (MWh) of electricity, equivalent to the annual power consumption of 130 homes in the US ¹ ². The energy consumption varies greatly depending on factors like: - *Model Complexity*: More advanced models like Google's Veo 2 or OpenAI's Sora require more energy. - *Video Resolution*: Higher resolutions (e.g., 4K) demand more processing power. The average UK household uses around 2,700 kWh of electricity per year. To break it down to a weekly estimate: - Average weekly energy consumption: 2,700 kWh/year ÷ 52 weeks/year ≈ 52 kWh/week - Average daily energy consumption: 2,700 kWh/year ÷ 365 days/year ≈ 7.4 kWh/day Keep in mind that energy usage varies greatly depending on factors like: - House size and insulation - Number of occupants - Appliance efficiency - Heating and cooling systems - Lifestyle and habits For a more accurate estimate, consider tracking your own energy usage or checking your energy bills.
  23. Depends where from. Thomann is dead easy. They do everything for you. I imported from Canada and got an invoice to get it released from customs but the shipping agent handled most of it.
  1. Load more activity
×
×
  • Create New...