Mike

I have splashed out on a table, and bringing my normally jazz-aloof wife. Big fan of LC, I predict it will be mind-blowing!

Yes, I might try that, though it is active and someone said it works better with passive. Any other thoughts? I will try this but I suspect it isn't going to solve the problem!

Haha. I was like "hmm, two lefties, interesting. Wonder if that's something she wanted specifically". Then I saw the backwards Marshall amp!

Cheers Michael! Can't believe I didn't think of that.

Hi all - I was curious if anyone knows who the bass player is in this pic playing with the Hooked on Classics rock orchestra. [url="http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/9205668.Hooked_on_Classics_rock_orchestra_come_to_the_BIC/"]http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/9205668.Hooked_on_Classics_rock_orchestra_come_to_the_BIC/[/url] Anyone know who else played with them either live or on the records? I think Herbie Flowers did, and Andy Pask might have been the original player. Cheers! Regards Mike EDIT: didnt like the image extension, please follow the link!

Hi all - yes, you're all absolutely right, but I don't think I've been clear. I always, as a matter of course, have my phone or airplane mode. The problem is that I'm picking up signals from other people's phones within about 5 metres, so on any functions or gigs I always have to get people to turn their phones off - and sometimes it's not possible, practical or polite to doublecheck everybody! The thing is, it seems my Sadowsky is FAR worse than ANY other bass I've had at picking up this signal - none of my other basses are remotely as bad. And the problem is that it's by far my favourite bass, and I don't want to sell it

Problem is I love my iPhone dearly (as do many musicians with whom I work) so that's not really an option for me!

Hi all. My main bass is a Sadowsky Metro UV70 4 string - it's pretty much everything I want in a jazz bass. Sounds and plays beautifully. However, I've always had a problem with it - it's always been susceptible to mobile phone interference. You know that percussive, buzzy noise (quaver/semiquaver/semiquaver rhythm!) that comes pounding through your amp? That. I am getting to the point where I get tired of asking everyone within 5 metres to turn their phone off on stage, or in the orchestra pit. It's a nightmare when I play with a big band! I've used different amps/cables etc and am pretty sure it's the bass that's picking it up. I have had the electronics and shielding checked and there appear to be no problems. It's come to a head where it's making me nervous on professional gigs and that's just really difficult. A colleague of mine suggested rather than any phone causing this interference, perhaps it's a specific company's signal - I'm on O2. This got me thinking -when I use my iPhone in the car, I sometimes get interference when I lose 3G and it goes to WAP internet. My wife's phone doesn't seem to make any sound - and she's not on O2. I'd be interested in hearing people's thoughts on this - anyone on O2 having problems? Any ways round it? Frustratedly, Mike

[quote name='Carld' timestamp='1316016711' post='1373425'] Thanks for all your help. Mike, what does Sticky mean? Is that a person whom may have dots? THanks. Carl [/quote] It was such a good list I felt everyone should see it!

Sticky^^^^ !!!