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  1. bertbass
    You might find pages 17, 18 and 19 handy.
  2. bertbass
    My pleasure. Got one for our drummer and he's happy with it as well. He even managed to work the volume control the other night!
  3. bertbass
    I've got a shed with a band saw in it and a table saw and a thicknesser / planer and router tables and a pillar drill and a big bucket to catch the drips when it rains!
  4. bertbass
    We've just started using an RCF M18 which has both 2.4 & 5 ghz modems built in. Done a few gigs with it and it's been rock solid, wonderful bit of gear.
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    I bought one of those, pretty good but everyone refused to use it except me preferring to carry everything so took it out of the van and the grandkids used it for a while to push each other up and down the garden path and then my son nicked it to put his generator on. A good quality trolly.
  6. bertbass
    Try hot air, heat gun or hair dryer, to tighten the cloth.
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    Can't fault my Line 6 Relay G30. No loss of tone at all. Better than a lead but you can set it to emulate a lead if you want.
  9. bertbass
    https://www.thomann.de/gb/the_box_ma5.htm
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    Not yet I'm afraid. Mrs Bert's had an op, accounts had to be done and I've had a lot of orders on other things I make so running a bit behind at the moment.
  11. bertbass
    What you see really well up very close, no-one else will see at a distance.
  12. bertbass
    Cut a cardboard box in half, corner to corner, so you end up with 2 pyramids. Cut a hole for the pole in the top. Paint black and you're done. Or, sell them for £199 the pair!
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    Respect. Far too many strings for me though.
  14. bertbass
    Townsend may not have been a great lead guitarist but surely the best rhythm player ever!
  15. bertbass
    I would suggest that it's nothing to do with money but all to do with attitude and commitment. How you perform, the lack of faffing on stage.
  16. bertbass
    I once used a large touring Mackie rig of many 1000s of watts and was pretty underwhelmed to be honest.
  17. bertbass
    A bit of a pain to take a door to every gig just to use it though!
  18. bertbass
    I've always found that the degree of GAS is proportionally related to the number of gigs, i.e., 2 or more gigs a week, no GAS. No gigs, enormous GAS!
  19. bertbass
    If it's still working, it won't be the fuse.
  20. bertbass
    If you can find pages from a 60s Bells catalogue that will give you a good idea but a couple off the top of my head are Egmond and Top 20. Just thought of another one, Commodore.
  21. bertbass
    The kits are on hold at the moment as I'm process of making them even easier to build and hopefully a bit cheaper!
  22. bertbass
    Indeed they are.
  23. bertbass
    Don't forget me! 2 x 60s Superbass 100 heads and 4 x Sound City 4 x 12s. Just glorious. I preferred the Sound City cabs to the Marshall because they distorted less. I also used the heads with 4 x Vox Foundation cabs, 1 x 18s, and they sounded great as well. No roadies either! Had Hiwatt, Sound City, Selmer, Simms Watts, Impact and Fender to name but a few. All valve of course. Tried the early transistor heads but they were all a bit lacking in volume and sounded pretty crap!
  24. bertbass
    Here you go. http://www.jb-weld.co.uk/j-b-weld-epoxy-syringe/j-b-weld-kwikweld-quick-setting-epoxy
  25. bertbass
    Excellent selection of left handed basses you have there. Both of them look very nice!
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