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You win this picture of a cat having a swim!

You win this picture!

Success! http://www.amazon.co.uk/HosaTech-YPP-117-Stereo-Breakout-Cable/dp/B000068O54 Go team!

London. Find one online for me. That's the challenge!

I don't know how to describe it so I can find one online. The male end is TRS. It plugs into the mono IN of a Strymon pedal (but you open up the pedal and flick a switch to make it stereo), and you can then plug left and right cables into the female ends. If that makes sense. You people are clever and like a challenge. Help me find one for sale online. Edit for stupidity: "TRS stereo input adapter" is probably the way forward on this. Even so. Help a man out.

Take it to the bridge!

And where do all the bits come from? What 'make' are they?

Camarón de la Isla is the undisputed godfather of 20th-century flamenco, so he's the touchstone of everything, really.

Forget the tinto, you're in Sanlúcar! It's manzanilla time. And "bitter and twisted passion" is what flamenco is all about. Enjoy!

I keep waiting for B-stock Strymon stuff to appear on Thomann, and I confess I had idly wondered if buying it myself and then returning it for a full refund would result in it popping up for sale a bit cheaper a few days later.

Someone I know said his mum used to buy things from Ikea, assemble them, pop them in her van and take them back for a refund, go for a coffee, wait for an hour then go and buy it back in the clearance section at half price.

Andy bought a thing off me, and says he's happy with it. Everything went well.

It's a bit big for me.

This: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b03v2yxt/neil-sedaka-king-of-song on Neil Sedaka is absolutely fantastic. The sheer delight he displays at playing the piano and writing songs, and explaining how he composes, is fascinating and joyous. I've honestly never seen anyone so happy and pleased to have the gift of music and the chance to share it. And to talk about the money side of it. We watched it expecting it to be awful, and it made our night. His lyricist who clearly did a bit too much acid back in the hippy days is a hoot as well. It's quite a journey.

I was replying to ubit.

It means things get delivered to a store of your choice and you can go and collect it at your convenience. No need to worry about the postie delivering but you're out, or not putting the little card through the letterbox, etc. I've used it before; it works well.

Propaganda! Subway! Bass! [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOxulx7SyxA[/media] .... with... er... massive spoilers, if you've never seen it.

And I have a mint green pick guard to go on it.

Happy to oblige, if it's going! Can pick up today or tomorrow!

[quote name='51m0n' timestamp='1435843802' post='2812956'] things like removing accidental stick clicks in the middle of tom fill sin a completely invisible way (hint, slice each track in the kit on either side of the click then 'slide' the click later than the right hand slice then move the edit boundaries to be equal power overlaps )[/quote] Could you explain that again? I'm getting a glimpse of something useful, and I might be seeing what you mean, but I'm not entirely sure.

Are these different to the Ernie Ball "Group" flatwounds? Ah, yes, I see that they are. Okay.

[quote name='Naetharu' timestamp='1434936457' post='2803985'] I was going to get started to day but didnt manage to get a new set of strings for it[/quote] You won't be putting strings on it for a while. Once the fret holes are filled, the glue in 'em needs to dry properly, over a few days. I reckon. Then you get at it with the sandpaper.