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  1. sprocketflup
    Here is a Line 6 M13 Stompbox Modeller pedal with power supply. This pedal has a very large library of effects and parameters, a looper, tuner etc etc I'm surprised it doesn't do the washing up. Too many things to list but a quick link to the manual(s) is here - https://line6.com/support/manuals/m13/ Also comes with a slightly tatty but perfectly usable Stagg pedalboard case. Collection preferred from near Axminster, although I do travel around the UK a lot so could easily bring it along to a gig for a meet up
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    Ive tried several too, my preference is the Status Hotwires, but sadly they arent available anymore. Have got La Bellas on at the mo, but they arent cheap
  3. sprocketflup
    Deff Fenders. Cant believe no-ones said it yet **edit** I also found them quite stiff compared to similar strings by other manufacturers
  4. sprocketflup started following Basic Income for Artists , Bass Set Up book recommendation and Brooks twelve string Thunderbird
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    Yes, as alluded to a few posts later. I should state my original post was more musing than anything else tbh
  6. sprocketflup
    A new neck and a replacement body and you'll be about there
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    Indeed yes, usually only as far as the next atom. Hence me saying "on an atomic level". So the wire or whatever will still have the same amount of overall atoms in, even after many years of (undisturbed) service. The heat cycles are indeed the most likely culprit for loosening screws as you say.
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    When I think of what electrical current is on an atomic level, i.e. electrons jumping/being passed from one atom to another, it makes me think of the idea that all the cells in our bodies are renewed from time to time, therefore we literally arent the same people we were 7 years ago ( I think it was 7 years). So, whenever I'm looking at an old piece of cable, it occurs that it may not be the same as it was when it was put in years ago. With electrons moving, maybe that would explain why I encounter as an electrician, loose screws in electrical fittings so often. And it's a fact that we are not allowed to use junction boxes that utilise screws in places that are/will become inaccessable, under a wooden floor that is being tiled over for example, instead we must use accessories that have sprung fittings for the cables.
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    Merton

    sprocketflup replied to Merton's topic in Feedback

    Bought some strings from Merton in a simple and pleasant transaction that was completely devoid of any complications whatsoever. Bravo sir!
  10. sprocketflup
    Agreed, seriously pretty
  11. sprocketflup
    "Box off! Box off! Box off!"
  12. sprocketflup
    Me too! And I agree, they really are fantastic
  13. sprocketflup
    And above all, enjoy the experience, its great
  14. sprocketflup
    As others have said, the nerves arent going to go away so its best to accept them and view them as a friend. I find Polo mints an absolute saviour, as it not only helps with the dry mouth but also gives you something else to do/concentrate on.
  15. sprocketflup
    Bum.
  16. sprocketflup
    That finish looks like it belongs in a petri dish somewhere
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