steve-bbb

i will be schlappin da bass with The Kick-Backs (well maybe just a little on Luther because how can you do Never Too Much without any slapping or popping at all?) come along and point and laugh yes it IS a school night, but... no excuses because its a nice early 5-7pm

relaxing having a cup of tea???? good god man id be frantically scrubbing the whole place with wire brush and dettol by now

greetings from the mud flats of the medway delta

fwiw my personal pref would be black or white

warwick

f*** em

[quote name='wateroftyne' timestamp='1507565927' post='3386383'] Is there a possibility that he's just not cut out for this music lark? [/quote] sounds like ideal drummist material

[quote name='ambient' timestamp='1507806477' post='3388062'] He was terrified before the performance. Richard Branson had to bribe him to perform by promising to give him his car. [/quote] the thought of bribery by richard branson has just put me off my breakfast thank you

yes you can get smaller lighter in a class D depends if you need those 1x12s to shift some air or just sound pretty - if you want that sort of preamp tone but compact and lightweight then check out the hartke 600w class d i run my LH500 through either one or two 4x10s or a pair of 1x12s - it can fill a good size space and even has enough punch to carry open air too failing that if you want something you can carry easily how about a barefaced active sub run direct from a sansamp or ampeg DI box

iRig and use amplitube with iPhone/iPad ?

active pickup ?

so... i shielded out both of the J's and discovered that my plucking hand thumb and finger making occasional contact with the pole pieces was causing mahoosive amounts of earth hum - so i contrived a heath robinson affair of lining the cavity with shielding tap AND using some shielding tape to touch the underside of the pole pieces and also then contact with the pickup cavity - result quiet as a mouse no hum - the whole affair is kept in contact by means of pressure exerted from a large wedge of high density foam under the full lenght of the pup question is, should the pole pieces be grounded like this? it has stopped the hum so didnt really question it before but seems a bit contrived so guessing it might not be a thing ??? or should i have insulated them completely from the shielding tape in the cavity luckily the other basses have covered pickups so no problem of sausage fingers contacting the pole pieces but the J's have exposed pole pieces - but then so does my sberg electra and thay doesnt seem to have any earth hum issues when touch the pole pieces tia

Pm'd

[quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1505738399' post='3373877'] If they haven't found someone after six months, there may be a reason ... [/quote] There are frequently lots of reasons for many things

Are they still looking? Am near dartford

do this.... [url="http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwfYU2M8TBAus0TIaNtjxlQ"]http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwfYU2M8TBAus0TIaNtjxlQ[/url] [media="http://youtu.be/0oxAhPryoY8"]http://youtu.be/0oxAhPryoY8[/media]

Faversham hop festival - was a hoot

have a dbx160a in my rig case is permanently on FOH guys love it as it stops unwanted 'surprises'

its not the brewerys fault ... name and shame the pair of them to hopefully spare others the inconvenience of getting had over by them in future