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That explains it a bit for me as i always thought hockey pucks were very hard. Must be the softer ones they were talking about. Dave

As much as i enjoy being on BC and i am on here a lot i find on some occasions when you try to be helpful and offer advice you get met with criticism and sarcasm when there's no call for it. Puts a bit of a damper on the enjoyment. i've seen a lot of that on TB. Shame really, puts me off trying to be helpful to others on here. Dave

I use Mesa SW210 / 115 cabs and a stand wouldn't really work for me. Depending on the band / gig i can use it with or without PA support. I use the Gramma pad on wooden hollow stage where there's a chance of low frequency boom. If i use it for every gig i could probably keep exact same settings for every venue. It does work well but i'm never happy with the stack wobble. The cabs do have rubber feet but in some circumstances i was still getting stage boom. Dave

Sadly i have limited Freeview that doesn't include 11. That's what happens when you live in Scotland's countryside. Limited transmission and poor reception as well as broadband that comes and goes by post. Dave

i had no idea this was still happening. Beggars belief really. We had a venue that didn't pay us when they said they would and after a few mths of excuses i was prepared to go to small claims court with them but our drummer has a lot more patience than me and asked me to wait and he'll chase them up. They finally paid after he pestered them for another month. They also have a reputation for not paying and i believe one band has even started a FB page on it. (it wasn't us) Dave

I decided to just get a Fender hi-mass bridge. I have one on my PJ bass and its been ok. Only £25 so not a major loss if its rubbish. Dave

Cheers for that. I did read that hockey puks work as isolators but not tried them. Dave

What's the orange mat you have the cab sitting on. ? Is it for stage isolation like the Gramma pads ? If so does it work ok and where did you get it. I have a gramma pad but my stacked cabs wobble a fair bit on it and was looking for other options. Dave

I'll check that model out. Is it a direct replacement for the standard P one. ? Dave

Are you just Dan Veall or Dan Bassist Veall on FB ? Dave

OK i would never have got that. I'm thinking something more substantial like the fender hi-mass or i think Hipshot versions look good. Dave

OK a dafty question here but what is BBOT ? I know its probably obvious once someone tells me but its just not coming to me at all and its mid afternoon so no early morning brain fade excuses Dave

Handy to know as i'm looking to replace the bridge and tuners on my vintera P bass. E tuner is very grindy and tight when fully tuned. Others are OK. I was looking to put a drop D tuner on too. With regards the bridge i'm finding the saddles are dropping when i play for extended periods. I've put some loctite on the saddle screws at moment until i replace the bridge. Think i'll avoid Wilkinson by sounds of this thread. Dave

Started this morning with the Bergantino B-amp review from Youtube shared to my FB page and i'll see how else i can get it out there Dan. Dave

Will make a conscious effort to share your vids. I'm always looking at gear and i always enjoy your reviews so it should be easy enough to start things moving. Dave

What's the best way to share Dan. I normally would share them on my FB page but open to any other options that can help. Dave

Of course we care. BC is a family. I'm good to help any way i can. Dave

Actually have a few weekends off from playing while singer on hols. Gives me time to catch up on my chores and other hobbies. Dave

No its not so big in Scotland altho i have a few friends that never miss it. Dave

I'm considering fitting one to my P bass as i only use the drop D for Into the Valley by The Skids. The tuning peg on the E string is very tight too and even tho i've stripped it and greased any moving parts its still the same when tuned up. The other pegs are fine so don't know what's going on with it. Dave

aye me too. Dave

Don't be going daft with my pics now that you've mastered it Dave

100% agree but don't "bass" it on one gig. Dave