tauzero

All these people saying they base their position on not having the headstock hitting things - for heaven's sake just go headless, then you only smack the singer round the back of the head if you really want to.

What are these "adverts" of which you speak on Windows?

As long as you've got iOS to program it with, or be prepared to spend hours knob twiddling.

Wildly OT, but just looking at Peaches's 5-string stock and the Mayones Caledonius reminded me very strongly of a kettle.

I'm looking forward to taking it off your hands.

So if you have something the exact diameter of the holes, you could cut to length and put the dots in place in the holes on the neck before putting the fretboard on and thus exactly position it?

Ikea used to do a laptop stand which is similar to what would be needed - a downward lip at the front to hook over the cab front and an upward lip at the back to rest the back of the amp on. The upward lip would need some surgery to accommodate any cables that needed to go through the amp rear. I don't think the Ikea stand would do the job, although I use one to tilt my combo. The Ikea laptop stand (no longer available from Ikea): https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/386946235146

The world was crying out for a cheap copy of the Precision bass. How fortuitous that Squier are filling that vacant niche in the marketplace.

No - v4.3.1 is the most recent version, supporting G1(X) Four, B1(X) Four, G5n, G3(X)n, B3n, G1(X)on, B1(X)on, MS-50G, MS-60B, MS-70CDR.

The dreadful Lip Up Fatty That's Entertainment Monkey Man Message for you Rudi Just a few songs from a former band whose guitarist/singer was not just not a lead guitarist, he was probably the worst guitarist in the band (as he would be the first to admit).

Where do you stand in a five piece band Would you stand on the left or the right Would you stick your headstock in the singer's ear I will try not to do it tonight I'll stand by with a little help from the band I'll squeeze in with a little help from the band Gonna try with a little help from the band Dum dum de dum with a little help from the band

Oh, that's easy. I just play a five minute bass solo.

It's rather a step backwards with a fixed signal path rather than the multiple building block approach that's been in favour for the last decade at least.

Wouldn't an 02 Infinity have a JAN II on it, and were there brass JAN IIs or did you mean the later brass JAN III? Mine are all original JANs (plus a couple of other basses I've put original JANs on) so I haven't got any first hand knowledge of JAN IIs and IIIs.

Fair enough. So I just need the slave to lug the full range PA tops around, and to buy them in the first place. If I were setting out on a journey from zero to a gigging band, and the other members were amenable, and somebody else could do the PA storage, I would try the IEM and silent stage route - after all, if nobody liked IEMs, it would still be perfectly feasible to run a quiet stage with monitors and no backline. However, I'm 66, doing 10-15 gigs a year at pub rates, not sure how many years of gigging I have left, own and store the PA, and have a limit of 10kg per item of equipment.