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Repeated post!! 🤔🤣

Hey @Bill Fitzmaurice, I like the idea of the Audio Analyser on my phone to be able to guide me when tuning EQ. From what I know (not much! 🤣) RTA's are usually calibrated etc. How does using the in built mic on the phone affect the readings or is it "near enough for a guide"?

I can second that. I originally looked at the HP version thinking I might "use" the extra headroom. After using the "standard" Forte I can attest to it being clear, loud and the max I have had it at was nearly 11 oclock....not even breaking a sweat! If you need any more volume than this.....well, that's a scary thought 😮🤣 The extra bits on the HP like the variable HPF and LPF are a great idea but with the standard tone controls I've not found I needed them. YMMV

Just sold a set of cables to Alain. Great comms, easy transaction. Top marks👍

Put your 4 string basses to one side for 6 months and dont touch them. Only focus on the 5 string techniques. Learn to play across the neck more than along the neck. Practice your muting technique. Go slow to start with and make sure you play cleanly You asked for 1 tip, I gave you 4....what does that say about a bass player who obviously can't count! 🤣🤣

.....and I've just sold more cables along with a bitza bass to Brian. Again it was an easy deal, first class thanks 👍

Just sold a cable to Tony. Great comms, easy transaction. Top marks 👍

Great band, many great tracks but nothing from this century I dont think? 😮🤣

Thank you....my work here is done! 🤣🤣

I've just re-read your description and thought about it a bit more. Using your little finger on frets above the 12th is difficult due to the way the bass lays and the "twist in your wrist" (no I'm not a poet 🤣) I'm not sure what others do but if I have to attain notes above the 12th fret on the E I usually move positions to lower down the neck on the A string as it's more comfortable to reach.

Getting quite the habit this as I've just bought some more strings off David. 🤣 Easy deal and quick delivery. Once again ,excellent thank you!

This has come up in threads before and I think is quite key to how to progress without struggling too much or getting injured. Have a look at THIS THREAD as it might give a bit of help. Good luck.

I use one of these RTX TRT to raise my Vanderklay 210 and amp. Pretty robust and doesnt wobble about the place 🤣

Just sold a number of cables to John. Easy deal, quick payment, first class thanks

Just sold a number of connectors to Martin. Easy deal, quick payment, first class thanks

Ah ha! Found it T-40 thread I just posted the original thread but it seems @ash and @Grangur might have been in contact with the actual seller. @Bassassin also saw it on another site whose link doesn't work anymore. Good luck with your hunt 👍

Hello @Peaveyhunter and welcome to Basschat. I've done a bit of a search for the thread you mention but couldn't find it. Do you have a link? I don't remember the post at all and have not owned a T-40 so it wouldn't have been me selling it....probably me just passing on info. 🤔

I'm going to see them in concert tonight 😍 In my new band we cover this AWB track

Just bought some strings off David. Easy deal and quick delivery. Excellent thank you.👍

.....and now its dissapeared! 🤔🤣

Gator do a wood amp stand - here. Your's looks much more giggable as its sturdier, looks better and also more compact that the Gator one. Probably lighter as well. Yours was £9 plus time, theirs is £108 plus shipping! No contest, you win 👍 You probably should get geared up for the projected incoming orders 👍🤣 Well done!

I think having 1 person in the band to count in all songs can give a bit of consistency to start tempo. The number of times I've played in bands where another musician (usually the guitarist) would start the song at a totally different speed due to nerves / adrenalin / last song played / they just feel like it! 🤣 In my band we try not to leave much space between songs and use the drummer as the focal point. They're queing up the next tempo whilst the guitarist checks tuning or someones changing patches etc. Everyone knows who does the count in and should there be any technical problems they can signal to the drummer to hold off. It seems quicker and pretty efficient. I agree that it's everyones responsibility to keep time together but it's the drummers role to provide the pulse that we keep time to. If the drummer can't keep to the rehearsed beat then you've got problems...... I'm in the house band for a local jam (so no real pressure on getting things right) and we regularly play "Le Grange" which on the record is about 160bpm. The guitarist always starts it off about 170bpm and by the end of the song we've achieved 190+bpm Our drummer is usualy solid but for whatever reason on that one, goes astray 🤣

Corrected that for ya 😉🤣🤣