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I'll call for it.

One of these should do the job for you. Actually perhaps get 2 or even 3! https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2m-IEC-Kettle-LEAD-MAINS-C13-UK-3-PIN-POWER-CABLE-PLUG-CORD-PC-MONITOR-PRINTER/113411339570?hash=item1a67d7b532:g:pFEAAOSwBkBcANgs

A tooth brush is a handy tool for getting brasso into those hard to reach areas.

Never seen that before. Brilliant! Thanks.

No agencies round here and if there were, you'd get even less. When I say South East I mean East Sussex. It makes me laugh when everyone says the affluent South East, they obviously haven't been to Hastings.

£200 here in the southeast.

So Have I on numerous occasions.

I remember when a Selmer PA100 superseded by an HH 100w P.A. and any pair of 4 x 12s, 4 x 10s or 2 x 12s would be all that was needed and in many cases, desired. How things have changed.

Band saw blades are easy to change. Here's one of many videos on how to do it.

Interesting. Thanks for that.

Electronic drums and all instruments plugged straight into a mixer with enough outputs so everyone can have their own monitor mix. Cheap stereo or headphone amp for each musician and a set of headphones. Absolutely brilliant! The only thing that will be loudish in the room will be vocals. It will be cheaper than trying to soundproof a room as well.

Newtone. https://newtonestrings.com

Over 50 feet in length and you'll start to hear a drop in volume.

+1 to ampband. Much cheaper than the MU as well.

I use the Stagg version of that for my Barefaced 2 x10 and Rumble head. Perfect! My ears hear what I'm playing rather than the backs of my knees and the sound and tone is not effected at all. Go for it.

Could be you just need to restart your mac.

Nice price too!

Wise words here. Why not buy a few piezo transducers and try experimenting to find out the possibilities. A bit of wood with a piezo araldited to it, a bit of mouse mat double sided taped over the top and tap away. Adjust to taste! Sorry, forgot the lead. Solder a length of lead or a jack socket to the piezo wires. Can't solder? use a connector block.

easy peasy! You need 2 of these, https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Piezo-Sounder-Sensor-Trigger-Drum-Disc-Transducer-Elements-Leaded-Range-of-Sizes/261498022342?hash=item3ce27f29c6:m:mbE9oU10UcjIN4_jnsiBEIQ 2, jack sockets and 2 leads and do something like this, You could use a couple of bass drum pedals and make a couple of piezo ' bass drums ' as triggers. I'm sure you can think of something.

It certainly was this difficult 15 years ago, in fact, it was worse. No emails then. No Facebook, no websites only your phone, land line of course and good old Royal Mail who faithfully delivered promo material and demos that were totally ignored. The only way to find gigs was to read the gig pages in the music press or possibly word of mouth then it was off the the library to read the Yellow Pages to try to find addresses. At least now you can easily find venues to be ignored by!

Here you go! It's in german but not a problem. https://www.gitarrebassbau.de/viewtopic.php?t=6

Me, I hate football but Mrs Bert supports Manchester city and her dad supports Manchester United. When her dad comes round ours it's amazing how polite they are to each other when discussing the weeks games.

Newtone make standard gauges as standard but will also make any gauge or length as well.

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It was actually part of the pickup. Horseshoe magnet.