mowf
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I was pottering about with my Mutron III the other day and I think it's developed a fault. The range of effect seemed really limited, it's like most of the ducks have escaped so it's no longer very quacky. Ages ago I had this problem with another Mutron, and took it to Martin Owen in Manchester, who worked a minor miracle by repairing the optocoupler.
I had a look for his website the other day and it doesn't seem to be active any more, does anyone know if he's still in business? If not any recommendations for another mild mannered electronics genius who may or may not live with his mum?
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What if a) you’ve already ordered the book or b) want go with your partner but you don’t both need the book?
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If you go directly to the vendor’s website, it’s £2795 rather than £3045, which makes it slightly more palatable, but still on the pricey side I’d say.
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5 minutes ago, TimR said:
Unscrew the plate and turn it upside down.
Mind. Blown.
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I’m a little disappointed as I thought this thread was about Scooby Doo’s reaction upon seeing a ghost.
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This one was definitely faulty. We plugged it in after trying the Jazz and it was inaudible.
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Went to PMT Manchester yesterday with my daughter to try out a couple of basses. A very nice daphne blue Vintera 60s jazz (which for some reason is now about £300 more expensive on the website than when we were there yesterday), and then we were going to try the seafoam green 50's Vintera P, but it didn't work! Really low output, duff pickup or something. Looked really lovely, though.
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I admit I was sorely tempted, but not at that price.
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I think the value depends largely on what state the neck is in. A genuine useable early ‘70s neck on its own is worth £1k plus.
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11 hours ago, nige1968 said:
More frequent marketing emails.
Wrong answers only please.
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This popped up in my inbox earlier. I thought the new price was quite good...
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1 hour ago, neepheid said:
I'd play that at a country night, or in church. Anyone who complains is a churlish killjoy.
...or has got too close and lost an eye.
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Apparently they’re 27% more pointy than a Precision.
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I always used the line, “We’ve had some requests…. But we’re going to carry on playing anyway.”
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It bugs me when someone's trying to sell something and they say, "this bit's broken but it's really cheap and easy to fix!"... why didn't you do it yourself then?
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31 minutes ago, Steve Browning said:
Currently selling a Korg Pitchblack X Pro rack tuner for £179K. I think I'll pass.
What's the weight?
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49 minutes ago, Andermtc said:
Get ready everyone, this weeks newsletter says they hope to have the new site live this week.
Sweepstake time?
I’ve got 43rd Julember. Fingers crossed!
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Hi I'm Chesney Hawkes, I hope you're ready for some new songs tonight!
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"Right before we start tonight, we have an extra bonus for you. Our bass player is going to talk through all the gear he'll be using for tonight's show. This shouldn't take more than 20 minutes, 30 tops."
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"Hello Radio 1 fans, we're Royal Blood and really happy to be here!"
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20 minutes ago, wateroftyne said:
I've got seven new sets of flats sitting around in case I need them. I reckon that's a minimum of 140 years' worth.
Why don’t you rent some out? That’s quite a popular business so I believe.
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Good point, but then it's a well known fact that suspension bridges are built using recycled roundwounds, so if everyone used flats we wouldn't have any suspension bridges.
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If you don’t play flats then you’re just limiting yourself to sharps and naturals.
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Who are you seeing live next?
in General Discussion
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Saw Muse supported by the amazing Nova Twins a couple of weeks ago, will definitely go and see them again. Next month it’s Ben Folds, Extreme / Living Colour, The Darkness in Amsterdam (18th birthday present for daughter) and The Darkness again in Manchester.