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Great experience selling to @PatrickJCommunication was clear and payment was quick. Highly recommend him as a buyer. Thanks, @PatrickJ!

Fat Man In The Bathtub - Little Feat

I picked up a tuner from @jacq this week. It was put in the post the day I transferred the funds and arrived 2 days later. It was extremely well packaged and the pedal is as new condition. He was also kind enough to provide the original invoice so I can register it for warranty purposes. I would not hesitate in dealing with @jacqagain. Thanks very much!

As was House of the Holy, IIRC. Physical Graffiti had just been released.

Hot water - Level 42

Steam - Peter Gabriel

Used it again this week, with just the pjb flight-case (no pb300) with the amps high mids and high EQ cranked up. Sounded good from where I stood. I didn't bother fitting the sound clamp. Hard to separate the different sound of the pickup from the different sound of this rental bass, but it's a mellow one and maybe not totally suited to a copperhead. But the copperhead has a good tone with lots of fundamental and a nice high output. Could be excellent on a brighter bass ( eg my own bass ).

Not yet, but there's always tomorrow!

The behringer P2 and its rivals are designed to take line level outputs from a mixer, so your bass may not have a strong enough signal to give you enough volume, especially if it is passive. A cheap used mixer (2-3 channels) and a basic microphone would allow you to mix ambient sound and/or PA sound with your bass and would give you a headphone feed. When you decide what mix works for you, you can buy the gear you need and sell the mixer on, or you can use it for silent practice at home. David

I don't quite understand why they've straight chamfered the edges either. It immediately looked odd to me. It can't be as comfortable as a curve and any dings on there will really show

Sta with me til dawn. Judy tzuke

I've just had my Sei Flamboyant 5 headless refretted by Andy Morrish at Andy Charles Guitars in Halesowen: https://www.andycharlesguitars.com/ Did a nice job, also made a new nut (it appears that it once had a zero fret which had some sort of mishap and had been replaced with a nut). The action is lower than I've ever been able to get it with no buzzes. He also rubbed down the back of the neck a bit as it was a bit dinted from before I got it, and it's now a lot smoother.

there on there way will def be replaced!