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Yes mate also nice use of the new tagging feature. It'll take about 72hrs for the site to fully work at the new address and we still have to fix the redirect issue. Mine's much more stable now so keep trying - also clear your browser cookies and cache, that may help. @charicmay be better able to explain but it's on our list. The best thing to do is give it a bit of time Thanks Chris

Cheers chaps, on it.

Yeah think it’s just because it’s a bit slow currently. Give us a day or two to train our hamsters properly. Announcements will disappear after a week or two anyway, we won’t have hem often. Cheers

Well, you'll be missed

It it is yeah. Try a new link.

Ok well I don’t know what you want me to say apart from sorry. Been up since 6:30 yesterday.

Nope, I mentioned it at least three times on the forum, created a 'Please Read' section at the top and sent a mass email to all members active in the last 12 months. My wording was slightly different each time but the most ambiguous was one which said "I'm pretty sure PMs will transfer OK but it's a good idea to get a copy of any details you might need just in case". It was also announced on Facebook.

Turns out all you need to do is edit then save the post again... guess the site can't 'see' it until you do that. Video and fix here http://www.basschat.co.uk/announcement/6-post-migration-pics-and-pms-please-read/

I'm just going to make a short announcement to explain how users can fix their own pics so it would be helpful if you could spread the word! Threads like 'Show your...' we could just start new ones

The images pre-move have become a bit garbled so you can either edit the link to fix it or add the pics again.

Still works!

Didn't anyone read my reminders to save any pending deal info? Posted several and sent out a mass email.

[quote name='CameronJ' timestamp='1510077920' post='3403826'] I imagine the first battery I linked to might be small enough to slide underneath the side handle. I’m kind of in agreement with you but if PJB fitted the Double Four with a battery at factory level it would likely encroach on sales of the Briefcase and would substantially increase the size of the amp, putting it into Cub territory and thus, in one fell swoop, ruining the equilibrium of the PJB product catalog [/quote] That’s just another way of saying it would be successful

I’d have been really tempted with a double four if the battery pack was built in. Don’t fancy spending that amount on an amp then having to strap a great big batt to it.

[quote name='ezbass' timestamp='1509835470' post='3402055'] Our local school does this, it has all its INSETs together in one week after normal half term. [/quote] I couldn't handle a week of INSET, I'd probs top myself after the half term

‘Faulty’ Yep!

[quote name='Hamster' timestamp='1509809526' post='3401809'] I'm waiting to hear back from the school, they have a 2 week half term. I should hear back during next week to firm up the date. [/quote] Two week half term! Any jobs available at this place?!

[quote name='SisterAbdullahX' timestamp='1509827633' post='3401987'] As a former Vigier Passion ll owner (#312 if memory serves me correctly) I can vouch for how low an action you can get on them. The wide flat frets seemed to help with the feel as well. That bass had the best neck of any four string I've owned or played, it was gorgeous. [/quote] You had a red one didn’t you?

Fusion Urban bags are the best imo http://basschat.co.uk/topic/296037-fusion-urban-series-double-electric-bass-gig-bag-review/page__fromsearch__1

Would be up for a pedal bash, too! Especially if Dood is going 😍

I find slapping a G string sounds better with a lower tension string. That gives the string a bit more bounce and flexibility which helps sound the note rather than sound like a harmonic as you say. It’s also about technique - practice slapping very lightly across the strings and let the amp do the work. If you are getting a good slap sound from your E but thumping it hard you’ll never balance the G. Use a light touch and lean on your amp. I also favour a super low action and flat neck so this enhances the ‘clank’ which helps define the note. Again, a light touch is required for playing with this setup, but when you’re done, you’ll probably find your slapping is quieter than your finger style playing.