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One tuner: Zoom MS-60B - works well for me One drive: Zoom MS-60B - works well for me One fuzz/distortion: Don't use them One envelope filter: Don't use them One octave: MXR Bass Octave Deluxe - impressive capability One modulation: MXR Bass Chorus Deluxe - also impressive One preamp (doesn't have to have DI out): Zoom MS-60B - just for EQ One pedal that does reverb or delay (or both): Zoom MS-70CDR for reverb and one wildcard... EHX C9 Organ Machine - who can resist an impressive swelling organ? No compressor though? TC Spectracomp if we should allow that too.

Compare to an actual auction house where you could be paying 30% seller's commission and the buyer could be paying 30% buyer's commission.

If you take lithium for a mood disorder, you could be rendered down for that. There may be as much as a millionth of a Tesla battery in your body.

Or unless you qualify for fee-free listings on Ebay and it's a fee-free weekend (or month, more rarely).

What proportion of the active membership are supporting members? Is there a fairly easy way to work that out?

Another electric to acoustic one. I've done the acoustic version at an open mic night on occasion. Dave Grohl is better though.

That's looking very lovely.

The overall thickness of the body is 37mm so it's a millimetre thinner than you're down to.

Also worth having a word with Andy of Andy Charles Guitars in Halesowen - https://www.andycharlesguitars.co.uk/ He refretted my Sei Flamboyant and did a lovely job of it.

Eich? Darkglass?

Gallien Kreuger? Freddie Kruger? Trace Elliot? Eliot Ness?

A fracture is a break. It's already there.

Eric Clapton, Layla. And the awful acoustic version.

That's what one of the guitarists has as a second wireless for use with his acoustic (plugged the receiver straight into the PA). My one reservation is that UHF might get RF interference. I used the WS-70s at a gig for the first time on Saturday (I had used them at an open mic before that) with no issues.

Yes, I've mounted it with double sided tape. It also comes with shims to get it close to the strings. The cavity is 30mm deep, give or take a mm. https://www.roland.com/uk/products/gk-kit-bg3/ which can be used with https://www.roland.com/uk/products/gr-55/

And killed off the slower, weaker brain cells, leaving only the fit, healthy ones.

<raises hand hesitantly>

The Roland hex pickups can be adjusted in width to cater for different string spacings (albeit a little crudely as it's just varying the gap between the two halves) and can accommodate 4, 5, or 6 strings. I have two, both on 6 string basses. Sei Flamboyant with built-in kit: Sei pickup and controls (toggle switch does pickups/Roland/both, puchbuttons do patch up/down) Handmade (not by my hand) 6-string with GK3B externally mounted

Is there any reason that subs weigh a ton? Is a genuinely lightweight sub possible?

Inspired by Daisy Rock.

Must re-read them some time. Of Course I Still Love You. Funny, It Worked Last Time... Incidentally, the publication dates of the Culture novels are given in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_series

A pair of 8s is what I use with the rock band, with three vocals going through it and sometimes one of the guitars. Power amps are quite lightweight nowadays and an active crossover could be DIY so I just need a sub that weighs < 10kg and I can go to two tops and a sub.

Just Read The Instructions?

I was wondering if it was one of the Culture ships.

"When you said use a belt, I thought you meant a belt sander. How was I to know you meant rub it on a belt buckle?"