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Full disclosure labelling. I like that! So for example: My Generation - P. Townsend (didn't write the bass line) Every breath you take - G. Sumner (didn't write the guitar part) Etc.

In Blind Test, Audiophiles Unable to Tell Difference Between Sound Signal Run Through an Expensive Cable and a Banana. https://futurism.com/robots-and-machines/blind-test-audiophiles-cable-banana

Can you put a trumpet through it? 😉

I'm not an expert you understand, no really I'm not, but off the top of my head from what I remember: managing weight and balance, reducing fretting-hand tension, optimizing reach, breathing and performance anxiety.

What a great name for a tribute band! 😆

Bit of a minefield. There's no 'regulation' just because someone is teaching bass doesn't necessarily mean they know about good technique. Plenty of teachers are great players who are passing on their own bad habits 😆 If i was paying someone to teach me some bass, minimum requirements would be theory, improvisation, and Alexander technique. YMMV.

You say that as if it's a bad thing...

I saw him on about this on the Facebook. As 1st April is more than a month away, I assumed it was A.I. 🤣

A quick look through the BC market place, and this jumps out. Light weight, loud, and reasonable price

Currently ploughing through 3 sets for 3 different bands.

As an aside to this thread, remember these pedals don't come with a rule book. I have the one above (the only one from the range that Jack doesn't seem to have 😆) and last night at rehearsal we used it with the trumpet. The octave down setting made for a useable tenor sax sound, and the group setting made for a useable brass section type sound.

I saw them at the Great British Beer Festival one year. Perfect place to see them 😎 Don't remember any Trace gear though.

"I was at Eric Clapton's wedding when I joined the Beatles" Chas laughs. "Me and the missus got invited an there was a marquee set up in the grounds with a stage, amps and drum kit in case anyone felt like getting up and having a jam. "Anyway, this little kid started bashing the drums and called over to me saying "C'mon Chas, sing Gertcha for us". So I go up with the mic and started singing some rock and roll stuff. I looked up and there was Ringo sitting there smiling at me. The next thing I knew Paul was plugging in his bass and George slipping a guitar over his head. And there's me in the middle thinking "I'm the fourth flippin' Beatle here!"

They sold about 2 million records in London alone, which if you add to their worldwide sales, means they've sold about 2 million records.