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chaypup

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  1. Another good deal with Greg, good communication and info. Thanks!
  2. Ooooo all the good stuff is coming up at good prices when I've just spent all my money on ampage! Dammit!
  3. I've had this for about 2 weeks but now I've sold the Delta Amp I have no use for it. I bought it off of ebay for £39 and now I'm selling it for a bargain £25 + p&p if you're not local. Excellent condition with only a slight scratch at one end. Will go and take some pics now. Edit: Here's the original listing [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/110752622329?ru=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%3A80%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_from%3DR40%26_trksid%3Dm570.l2736%26_nkw%3D110752622329%26_fvi%3D1&_rdc=1#ht_500wt_951"]http://www.ebay.co.u...=1#ht_500wt_951[/url]
  4. [quote name='Oldman' timestamp='1318629126' post='1404716'] Thanks, bit too much of a lump for me to cart around, good luck with the sale. [/quote] Er yeah - cheers for that! Bump for offers :-)
  5. Yes, I understand the transposition theory but I'm sure Mr Wonder can write in any key and transpose it for any instrument he likes.... Eb minor pentatonic is the 5 black keys on a keyboard. I can't think of too many other artists who use this key so much.
  6. I thought it was because Eb is an easy key to play in for keyboards.
  7. [quote name='Monckyman' timestamp='1319105102' post='1409867'] Well, you do don`t you? If not you must be the only bloody one here! I`ve been finding I actually prefer [u]tuning down to Eflat for a lot of songs[/u],makes life easier in many respects,but you do need two basses. [/quote] Any Stevie Wonder song for a start!
  8. [quote name='wizbat' timestamp='1318084160' post='1397940'] I think you could do with a new logo as 'ogilnibo makes no sense to me.. [/quote] Only people with true metal eyes can read it...
  9. Not a snifter? I thought this might be a good deal for someone as the 212's are £130-odd quid more expensive new.....
  10. [quote name='Cosmo Valdemar' timestamp='1318855430' post='1406885'] My guitarist once forgot to bring my bass to a gig. I was not impressed. He reckoned it wasn't his fault. [/quote] It's your bass.....
  11. Here are the specs - and a big thanks to John Roberts at Carlsbro uk who emailed them to me in a matter of hours - top chap! Weight - 41.3kg Height - 540mm Width - 560mm Depth - 405mm It's 300wRMS @ 4Ω, 190wRMS @ 8Ω. best bet though is to come and try it! I don't massively fancy shipping it but I will if that's how it goes. Thanks! EDIT: Just checked with interparcel and shipping will be £36 inc. VAT and Insurance.
  12. +1 for Steve Carmen - he's a legend!
  13. I did have an e-manual, annoyingly it's gone awol from my hard drive and I can't find another. As mentioned above, it HEAVY, about yay big and it's 4ohm output I think. will confirm at some point, but prob not too quickly as I'm quite enjoying using the head with my Rs212 at the moment!
  14. [quote name='silddx' timestamp='1318342832' post='1400855'] The only thing that would make that P Bass any more boring would be a 'Keep Music Live' sticker. ......and Coldplay/Keane/Snow Patrol playing it [/quote]
  15. [quote name='skankdelvar' timestamp='1318449353' post='1402440'] They may have been bottle-necks. But some are certainly made from the necks of bottles. Beer bottles are good. Tie a bit of string round the base of the neck. Set fire to it. Allow to cool. Knock gently and away it comes. It's an old hobo trick I learned when I was riding the rods in '31. [/quote] Can you sit down yet?
  16. [quote name='darwin' timestamp='1318329403' post='1400547'] I bought one of these 2x10's from Mike a few months back and have been very pleased with it. If this is still here in a 2 weeks (i.e two gigs) time I'll look to replace my 1x12 with this instead. [/quote] Oo get a RS212 Instead (from me) and I'll buy this! Edit: I may be being massively rude here, if I am just say and I'll delete with apologies.
  17. [quote name='algmusic' timestamp='1318344631' post='1400884'] All the horn players I know would do that in a day.. they have to read it not memories it. The only issues is when the parts are wrong [/quote] Don't you think seeing a funk band where some of the players are reading looks a bit Sh*t? I do.
  18. [quote name='mrdreadful' timestamp='1318339108' post='1400788'] Sometimes, and I get this might be a bit of a radical notion, stuff happens unexpectedly! Also, there are a lot of things that are ongoing and can't just be put aside (like having kids, for example). As for the "preciousness" of time when you actually have enough free time anyway to do things like being in a band: First World Problems, innit? I'm not saying people should just be allowed to flake out whenever they want, but that people should consider the reasons why they did before bitching about it, 'kay? [/quote] Yeah I have time to be in a band, but why should I use my time to learn the parts when others in the band can't be arsed? If they've got more important stuff to do, fair enough but stop wasting my time in my band!
  19. On a related subject - is 3 months long enough for a horn section long enough to learn a set with reading the parts? Or am I being harsh?
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