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First gig for the reggae start up on Saturday night so we squeezed in a rehearsal last night. Sadly the drummer can't cope with the histrionics of one of the singers and has announced his intention to leave once we find a suitable replacement. This may therefore turn out to be our only outing 😞

Oooh, sexy

Bijou and beautiful The important bit here is my clean blender Renders all sorts of problematic pedals useful.

Kept getting lost reading You're The One That I Want whenever it was called at a Bandeoke. The timing is crucial and there are position shifts for which my sight reading skills are insufficient. So I've been learning it, and for such a silly song I have to say the bass line is really good, Great fun to play.

Yeah that is pretty crazy in fairness

I'm not so sure about that....

I am planning some mods. I'll report back on how they affect the sound

I gigged this beauty last night and it sounded amazing and so many folk commented on it and took photos of it. Hate to upset the tone wood fan base but this is made of Lego. And it sounds absolutely awesome.

Ah good point 🤦

I told both my friends 🤷🏻‍♂️

Tonight's Bandeoke board

Mine came after a fortnight. From Italy.

Met with drummer number 934 last night for a start up which has been failing to leave the runway for months now. Or is it 935? I forget. Anyway, he seemed like a nice chap, if a little loose as a player. I have ludicrously high standards where drummers are concerned but the rest of the band are more relaxed about it all. So we're going to see if this line up will work. I'm not convinced, but it's only rock n roll, right?

Met with Rosie to purchase a bass. A most excellent Basschatter, great communication throughout - a pleasure to deal with.

Hey I knew what you meant, there is a difference.

Sshh. He likes my board

I like the plug very much #cableenvy

This is a fun little board I put together yesterday. The Ultra Wah is a somewhat rare Behringer pedal aimed at guitar rather than real musicians like us. So I've put it in the loop of the Orthros usually reserved for drives with no clean blend. It's a lovely snappy fresh wah and mixed with the clean tone works very well. Similarly the Lizard Queen is too thin for the fundamental nature of our instrument but fizzes and snarls wonderfully on top of the clean. The interesting thing I came across was the placement of the C4. Originally at the end of the chain it seemed to lose much of its effect. So I switched it to the start and it's great.

Nice review. I had the pleasure of playing through some LFsys cabs at the South West Bass Bash last year. I was extremely impressed. I did a direct comparison with my Trace Elliot 2x8 cabs and they couldn't compete. Not even close.