Happy Jack

Fixed.

Nope. Use the head set at 8 Ohms and run it into one cab. That's the perfect solution. And don't forget that you have a volume control! Whether or not you have the impedance matched correctly matters a lot if you're using most/all of the power on tap. If you're playing at significantly reduced power levels then you're unlikely to hit a problem anyway.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/xxxxxxxxxxxx/183333403851?hash=item2aaf85bccb:g:-NEAAOSwNJpbiXL9

I just used the new search engine to try to find out where my avatar had got to. Didn't help. Didn't help a bit.

Can't believe you left out the best of the lot ...

Only because you unplug it and lock it in the safe when you're not using it.

Just play the bassline from Sweet Home Alabama ... nobody will notice.

Unless he leaves you at the venue, of course.

The clue is in the title ...

Whatever floats your boat ...

Don't forget General Cornwallis ...

Now for me that was part of the beauty of it. Given the set-up, you just knew that they were going to manufacture a hit record by the end of the documentary. And then it turned out to be a complete failure, it just didn't work at all. It wasn't useful and very little was learned. How refreshing!

And incidentally, when you get your first proper sight of Trevor Horn, do be sure to check out exactly which iconic brand of bass he prefers to keep close at hand ...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b08gk664/the-secret-science-of-pop If you haven't already seen this, then make a 60-minute hole in your busy schedule for it. An excellent piece of work, highly entertaining, really quite thought-provoking, and with a great ending.

I reckon it would make a great ashtray.

No, you're all wrong. Look at the prices ...

Yup, that sounds like Ronnie Lane. Great player though.

Ideally, these would have been taken by someone in Leeds.

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Come on over baby, whole lot of stacking going on ...

Courtesy of Audio Hertz on Facebook:

Yup, it's a bunch of resistors (I think, leccy stuff not being my strong suit) arranged around a pot. As you rotate the knob (click click click) you get slightly different tones. I've tried Tonestyler units twice and, played at home, they sound great. Totally unconvinced that anyone (including me) can hear any difference at a gig.

If you're in a decent covers band that needs a gig on Saturday 6th April anywhere near NW London, PM me.