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Sounds like a quite imminently deaf band to me. Loud is great fun and makes it all nice and exciting,but if its that loud, you're doing it wrong. Hey nonny nonny no.

Have a waft of McVities making Jaffa cakes on me and next time I'm in Mersey square Ill pull my hood closer against the rain and smog and think of you.

I reckon the Bass Doc might be able to help.

Easy for you to say.

I had a Chzekoslovakian flat back bass like this one back in the 80s. Good luck with the sale.

Hmm,I think not. I remember Mike Joyce telling me that AR was a little overly funky when he first joined and had to tone it down a bit,but that pushing of the beat remained through all his work.

Maple veneered MDF at £250.... Hmmm

Chris,what you are suggesting would work fine, but first ensure you have no panning enabled on any of your patches and that they are all centrally panned and so exiting both outputs equally. Not owned a Pod XT but maybe there is a global mono setting you can activate. MM

Bought a stand off Andy, turned up very rapidly and in excellent condition,thanks Andy!

[quote name='MiltyG565' timestamp='1369385374' post='2088540'] I strongly disagree. [/quote] Does this font look bothered?

It's all a bit bland and safe and yummy mummy's everywhere will listen to it on the school run till their kids flip and start listening to Goblin Cock and Clutch. So it's a good thing.

Thanks chaps!

Well, when the Mrs stops banging on about her sisters new business it's John Grants "Pale green ghosts".

Bought a mic from Graham, he informed me when it was sent, when it should arrive etc, and so it was. Great guy, good gear. Thanks graham.

[quote name='icastle' timestamp='1368907693' post='2082978'] The worst has to be [b]anyone[/b] playing Norwegian Wood. [/quote] Including of course, The Beatles.

Ok. No offence but Rock and Opera together to me makes crap. Never heard a decent one including Tommy. Good luck with it.

Why not just write a decent LP instead? Then people might listen to it.

http://www.myspace.com/surfquake Featuring Nelson, latterly of NMA.

Hello all. I recently scored a Seymour Duncan SMB4D pickup to install in my passive OLP and I'm asking for suggestions as to what might get the best use out of it. No pre amp, so what are the options? Two Vol one Tone or the reverse? Series or parallel? A switch for the above? I don't need anything too complicated, I don't usually touch more than the tone control during a gig. Advice gratefully accepted. MM

Just done two gigs note X32 and was very pleased with the workflow and tone. Remote control via iPad was the icing on the cake. Definitely saving for one of these though FOH wants me to look at the Soundcraft Expression.

Hello. You can pull this off, and if you have Audiobus then you can patch all sorts of processors into the signal path. The headphone out is ok, but better results if you use a USB audio interface. Good luck.