Dad3353

Sorry, but that's just intolerance on your part, I'd say. He's an experienced professional already, (yes, even at that young age...), making sure that his bass lead isn't going to trip him up when he takes the couple of steps backwards that will follow your clip. If only everyone could be that conscientious. I doubt that they missed you, with such an attitude.

Having been afflicted with (too...) many a ditty from the Venerable Lurks, I can quite understand the enormity of such a threat. ...

Just getting back on topic before it's too late. PM Happy Jack if this private demo tomorrow interests you. Thank you.

I'd just like to call attention to the splendid effort and dedication to detail displayed by our colleague The Skank. Keeping up to date with such a plethora of images appropriate for almost every occasion is no mean feat, and should not go unrecognised. Please rise, then, and as one, applaud our graphic hero with gusto and enthusiasm. Here's to you then, Skank, Master of the Matching Cliché.

A propos, I don't think I've received your monthly instalment. You know what happened last time; I'm sure we don't want to have to go through all that again, eh..? Just a friendly word to the wise.

It's one of the strange ways that businesses work, to me. I'm not carping about any one shop, site or enterprise; I frequent none of them anyway, and am a drummer, so... However, the work involved in selling a bass would be substantially the same, I'd have thought, almost whatever its price point. Why not have a fixed commission cost..? Enough to cover all the work, attention and overheads; one commission cost whatever the bass's price..? Why wouldn't that work..? I don't see what extra value has been added to selling a, say, £1000 bass over a , say, £2000 bass. I've no qualms with having the sales outlet have a decent amount for their services, but what's the justification for percentage, rather than a fixed sum..? Is there one..?

Good evening, Andy, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share. 'Be gentle with me'..? I'll try , but kid gloves are not my default garment, I'm afraid. What's the issue..? Just a quiet word in your receptive ear, really, to warn you that the Squier Police will be along shortly, mocking, jeering and generally heaping red-hot coals on the unfortunate innocent who has the nerve to spell the marque wrongly. As to it being a Fender... Good gracious..! Hordes of baying Basschat pedants will already be frothing at the gills when they see that. We may yet be able to save the situation, if you've your cheque book handy; maybe we can pass off the faux pas as a knowing joke on your part..? A deliberate early attempt at 'in' humour..? Depends on the amount received, of course. Be warned, however, that there are those who take these things seriously, very seriously indeed. We'll try to calm spirits for now, until your cheque arrives; meanwhile... Have a nice day Douglas

He is indeed, and very pleased with his modest investment, too. I'd be up to a Focusrite 'shoot-out', given the chance, but I'm not sure that their generosity rises to that level.

Good afternoon, Malcolm, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Distortion..? You can have my portion.

... and a very good singer he was, too..! (Less good now, of course, but still a heck of a lot better than me..! Not at all bad as an actor, either...)

Good evening, Sandy, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Here you go, then...

Good evening, Bean9-70, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Good evening, Drew, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Good afternoon, BAL, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Good afternoon, Dave, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Good afternoon, Armitage, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share. Your tracks seem perfect for a video game (take that as a compliment, please...). Good Stuff; keep the drummer.

My immense modesty (without which I would be perfect ...) prevents me from replying to this.

The Epiphone JC Signature bass is on my bucket list.

You've nimbly side-stepped the question, though. I'll put it again... So what's the score if the singer wants to sing a number slowly, and it turns the song into a pig's ear..? Go with the singer's choice, turning the song into a pig's ear..? Really..?

Good evening, MBofB, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share. I'm originally from Norwich (as you can tell from my accent...). Jack Casady is my N° 1 bassist; good call.