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I have a great Fender Rumble 100 amp. However, the d.i. signal vanishes when you turn down the amplifier volume. I need the signal to remain for the mixing desk even when I turn my amp down. In this case the p.a. monitors and IEM's give me the sound I need. Do you know of any amps that will do this? I've tried asking the manufacturers but not sure the front-line staff will understand the issue.

Laney Digbeth, with just the FET channel. Lovely sounding thing.

Yeah, that eventually dawned on me The Anagram was quite happy with the "/" in the name so I initially didn't think twice about it. It was only when Darkglass Suite (on my PC) was trying to export to my PC that they stopped playing together nicely 🤣 All happy again now. 👍

I will be, definitely. Even though they're charging another tenner on top of the advertised price for "service fees" 😡

Actually not yet. It's still in our hallway annoying Mrs Bassy, if you want it it's yours (to collect). I used to work in Coalville for a couple of years about 10 years ago.

Now at an amazing £902 well done and many thanks to all x

Ha ha. You're welcome. Thank you. It was a lucky choice this month. I am a bit of a one trick production pony. I like sound design, and dubstep only uses one chord so no song writing involved. I look forward to future challenges using less familiar tools and more notes.

Roland The Headless Thomson Gunner — Warren Zevon

Just noticed that the body has contours and chamfers. The slab body can be hard going at times.

Hey Terry, no it wasn't, unfortunately. My own fault. Twice I tried negotiating with Andertons thinking that as a returning customer (having previously bought 3 basses from them - two of which were brand new) they might have knocked a few quid off their asking price, and I guess I was a bit pissed off when they said 'No'. I was also put off a bit with their replies when I was simply trying to learn a bit more about the bass. I didn't feel that unreasonable considering I was chucking 400 quid on the basis of seeing a handful of photos. Still, by hesitating I lost out. So I only have myself to blame. 😥 So the search continues. And I've learnt my lesson !

Tommy gun. The Clash

The Sansamp Q-Strip is worth checking out, very versatile eq but no drive so fits the bill. For travelling light gigs it’s a pedal that runs on batteries, just one more little thing that makes life easier. I do similar on gigs where an amp isn’t provided - Mono M80 with bass, a Behringer BDI21, and my BOSS WL20 wireless kit (plus a lead just in case). Really does make gigging easy.

It’s kinda Fender’s “thing” since the 50’s.

It may be because the OS is Linux-based - "/" is the separator between directory levels, like "\" in Windows, so Comp/Lim/HPF would be a file called HPF in a directory Lim in a directory Comp.