Sounds like good experience for someone if they wanted to pursue a career in local radio or beyond. I would suggest that your reasoning of helping the community might be better served by another activity however!
I think packing away your own equipment should take priority for all members - helps clear the stage area which in turn speeds up packing away of PA etc. After that, it's all hands to the pump to do whatever is needed.
Anyone had any electronics repairs made to a JC bass? Tone control doesn't seem to be working for me. Would prefer to give to a tech with experience of the hollowbody electrics, if anyone had a recommendation.
They are a very dated bass. I get that people have memories of 80s bands playing Wals but to younger generations they are entirely antiquated. See also - Status
Jerry Harvey Audio files for bankruptcy protection:
https://www.lsionline.com/jerry-hall-audio-files-for-chapter-11
Not sure exactly what this means but surely can't be good. Anyone want to buy a set of Roxannes that are moulded to the shape of my ear?
This whole debacle is very disappointing. A shim is really just to supplement a poor manufactured instrument. I'd have expected better from Fender's flagship line to be honest. I hope you find a solution
Yeah this is what we do in my rock band. Allen and Heath desks have specific monitor-only apps (Qu You, SQ You) which allow each member to access only their mix. Very intuitive and saves a lot of faff.
Mr Brightside is a bona fide classic now but when a band plays Bruno Mars, Lady Gaga or Shut Up and Dance I find these artists/tracks have not aged as well and you can see it in the crowd's reaction. A bit dated.
I store mine so that the cables are at the top when the case is being carried. Just doesn't make sense to me to have a full pedalboard weighing down on top of the jacks - surely would increase risk of failure.