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Yes, there are scandals in many churches and organisations, and if it was caused by just one or two individuals, then as long as they’re dealt with appropriately, then I can move on with them. But when it’s systemic & part of their culture, to still support it is complicity. CCW is a massive business & has more to do with selling to an audience rather than praising god. Especially when it’s coming from a mega church. You can’t separate a creator from their product unless the product has been separated from the creator. I boycott a lot of products (some of which I really miss) because of who their creator/owner is and what they do. I’m not one for knowingly funding atrocities & will try to encourage others to look to their own morals & do the same. There’s plenty of options. Don’t be force fed into funding the worst.
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knirirr started following How was your open mic or jam night last night?
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How was your open mic or jam night last night?
knirirr replied to tauzero's topic in General Discussion
Some of them, particularly singers, turn up with something they particularly want to do (often the same each time), but there are plenty of instrumentalists who are happy to play on anything. Changing people over is a faff (the space is quite cramped) so when singers come up they are often allowed to do a couple of tunes; horn players will be invited to come up for these. This jam is one of the reasons I took up playing guitar again. We started getting some bass guitarists looking for jazz practice, so I thought I could do a little guitar whilst they were up. Then, once I'd got into it, jazz guitarists started turning up as well (N.B. the guitarist mentioned above is not a proper jazz guitarist, as their answer might suggest ;-). BTW, in addition to our jazz jam there are two folk/acoustic sessions and one open mic night in the town per month as well. -
sshorepunk started following Jazz Bass Neck & Tuners
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No, but I've been in a couple of situations where the ground lift has been essential for a useable sound, both with double bass. I think the new Laney Nathan East pre would be worth a look, there's an excellent review by @Dood in the Reviews section.
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Gloria in Excelsis Mondeo - Ludwig van Beethoven
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nekomatic replied to tauzero's topic in General Discussion
Do your soloists generally turn up with one tune that they simply must play, or are they flexible about playing on any tune that they know? The organiser of the jam I go to seems pretty good about sorting people out so everyone gets to play on something, even if it’s not always their first choice. That and not letting anyone drag a solo out for too many choruses. Still, being too popular is a good problem for a jazz jam to have! -
Bass Direct started following Stolen Limelight Precision...
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So sorry to see this, if we get offered anything here I will let you know immediately
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It's kind of Basschat lore to always opt for UPS Premium when using Interparcel as musical instruments are covered that way. I hope that there's a happy ending to this tale...🤞
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Sean started following Stolen Limelight Precision...
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No opinion here, just facts and the assumption that this bass bears "that logo": 1. Stealing counterfeit goods is a crime, no doubt and this incident undermines our confidence in couriers. 2. Buying counterfeit goods isn't a crime in the UK. 3. Making and selling counterfeit goods is an offence. Here's the conundrum just as an observation. If the seller/maker of the counterfeit goods reports a theft of those goods to the police they will have to give a description of the goods, which should include some facts about them not being genuine but "replica". If it bears an unlicensed, unauthorised trademark. We've had the conversation on BassChat about the IP and whether or not it's wrong many times over the years but as far as I know the police haven't. Counterfeit goods are generally confiscated, they aren't returned because they breach intellectual rights. Interesting.
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Bass Direct started following Stanley Clarke Spellbinder bass
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It's a beauty, in fab condition! It does have some neck dive due to how light the bass is in general, but nails some of those Clarke tone from that period of his playing for sure.
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De Gier BeBop 4-70's - Custom made - 06/2022
flaviusm replied to flaviusm's topic in Basses For Sale
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Johnny Reggae started following Stanley Clarke Spellbinder bass
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I see Bass Direct have a Lieber / Clarke Spellbinder (No9 no less) on sale at 4k. While that is quite hefty for a bass, only 50 were made (they destroyed the mould to preserve value apparently). Does anyone have one or played one? They’re short scale and suffer from horrible neck dive due to the composite body but I’m curious to know more about this mysterious and super rare bass.
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How was your open mic or jam night last night?
nekomatic replied to tauzero's topic in General Discussion
I assume you’ve thought of politely suggesting that if they don’t like the bucket going round then they could always just pay you, out of the extra bar takings that the jam brings in. -
RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE started following Stolen Limelight Precision...
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RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE replied to knicknack's topic in General Discussion
Have you condemned both parties on all social media outlets ( Trustpilot,farcebook, X etc ) ?? If not I’d do that asap ! -
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Higgie started following "Tubey" preamp/DI without actual tubes
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Another vote for the QC. I’m not keen on the Nano due to form factor and IO, but the full QC (and now the Mini just released at NAMM) are definitely worthy of consideration. With the new V2 Capture process, the captures are closer than ever. I’ve captured my REDDI, Khan VTDI and Sushibox Neptunium into my QC and it’s great having all of them available, even multiple times in the same preset (ie on 3 or 4 outputs so different instruments can run through them separately with different settings). With the amps/cabs/IRs, plus all the captures you can download for free of almost any DI/Preamp/Amp/Cab/Overdrive Pedal, and then all the effects on top, for me it is worth the price of entry. I should caveat this with the fact I haven’t sold the actual DI units (The Neptunium won’t come off my small grab n go board because its easily the best little tube preamp/DI i’ve ever had with it’s form factor, 9v power, and versatility EQ-wise), but i’m at the point where i’m wondering if I would ever need the others again now I have them captured into the QC.
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Sadly Christianity has been complicit in some of the most horrendous crimes of the last couple thousand of years, and indeed the argument that many people give about not wanting to have anything to do with religion for this reason and instead pursuing secular humanism is entirely reasonable on this basis. Furthermore, if you follow contemporary Christian worship over the last thirty years or so, almost every one of the big worship marques has had a scandal/fall from grace at somepoint (or if they haven't yet they are probably about to) meaning that we wouldn't be able to use anything. For me, where art or technology are concerned, I prefer to separate the product from the author/creator, but nevertheless if you were in my congregation and specifically raised these songs and told me why you prefered for them not to be played I would absolutely, and prayerfully, consider the perspective.
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Yes I've done that, sent pictures of package and everything, it was an e-bay purchase, they are looking into it, I'm just impatient, and they don't seem to be in a rush.
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Kev started following MXR Bass Synth
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mikegrovesmusic started following MXR Bass Synth
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It felt poorly assembled and didn't give me any confidence it would last too long. Really lacked "substance" in my hands. As you may have read previously my reference points are two German made Warwicks.
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