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Did you need something finding out?

Don't know - there's lots of people there. A guy called Peter is the over all boss, but then there are dept heads for the various instruments and the like. There's the HQ in town, but then they also run Saturday morning centres all across the county using schools as the venues. I play at one of them every Saturday.

Is there a local Music and Performing Arts Trust? There's one near me in Northants and they are always on the lookout for stuff the kids can use.

I've got plenty of knobs - it's the pots themselves I need. Thanks chaps.

Discontinued a long time ago. i had one. Very good pedal. Definitely worth trying.

Art is not the artist. go back 100 years and it’s likely every piece of art was made by a racist. Another few and you’ll find slavers.

I'm doing evil things to my P-Ray. Where can I get good stack knob pots so I can do the old jazz thing of Vol and tone for each pickup? ta

A couple of years ago someone sold a jar of Glasto mud on ebay. Made a couple of hundred. I feel very old.

Yup. I got my EMGs from them. Even with customs it was cheaper.

I'm just about to order. Going to order via Best Bass Gear in the US as they do free shipping. Going direct from Norstrand would cost another $50 in shipping! I've had other stuff from BBG so all should be good.

I love interesting cover versions. I recently discovered "Spider Bait" version of Black Betty. Banjo and fuzz pedals!! It's amazing!

Shame the nut is way wider than the Ray5.

Been a while, but I’m going to order the clean and clear set. Ill try it as PJ first and then might swap the Aguilar P for the neck J blade at some point.

I’m going to say it.... Johnny Rod’s version with WASP is better.

I don't think the back of the neck is the same as the real ray 5 though.

Not really. Might even get a blank and shape it myself. Its all about the neck profile.

As it says. Not fussed about headstock shape as long as the profile is right. I’ve got an idea for a bitsa.

I forgot my folder for rehearsal this morning. I relied on memory. Went fine. Until we got to 2 new tunes I had never even listened to before. Was given a trad score. No chord names above bars, just fly stinky poo. Nothing so embarrassing as having to sit and write each note name on the music while 25 other people wait. I must practice more.

I was going to say, put an EQ pedal in the fx loop and knock it back. But it doesn’t look like it has a loop. Stupid design.

On facebook they'e confirmed the EQ is powerful and that there is a clean blend. Might be pretty handy then

I kept a small board worth for when I won't take my rack. In hindsight maybe I should have bought a floor helix rather than the rack. Even then it's a compressor, Alpha Omega, BSW sort of stuff. I haven't got round to selling my medium or large boards yet. Must do that. With the power supplies there's quite a lot of dosh there. I kept my EBS Sheehan deluxe as well- even thought he Helix now does the Pearce thing really well.

Loads of options these days. On my various boards I've got the True Tone C6 (thinline - gets under a Nanoboard), a Voodoo Labs PP2, and on the massive board a Gigrig Power Generator modular set up. Power supplies are never exciting, but don't begrudge them. Nice quiet stable power is great. And considering the cost of 9V batteries they pay for themselves pretty quick. A lot of the cheaper / smaller isolated ones don't have 8 outputs though. But you can still daisy chain a couple of outputs for pedals that won't be a problem leaving the difficult ones on their own output. Also be aware that some of the posh reverb and trem pedals have high current draws that some power units can't supply. So if you are aiming for an Eventide or Strymon then you'll need to check the current draw specs.

Yup. It's a great book. I've taped over the tab in mine. I'm trying to learn to read properly!