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"The amplifier automatically senses and adjusts itself to local voltage.” nice

Bought a BOSS BR600 off him. Pleasure to deal with. if you can't trust a man who drives an ambulance who can you trust?

[quote name='ped' post='52374' date='Aug 29 2007, 03:15 PM']There is some discussion about Oxford being a possible area for the next 'national' meet - does that sit well with most people?[/quote] the roads into Oxford can be a bit of a sod. I'm a bit set in my ways and don't like change. Have we been barred from the ususal place?

Haven't got a Scooby. Looks nice though.

[quote name='The Burpster' post='51197' date='Aug 27 2007, 09:54 AM']now where's that "God save the Queen" picture disc of mine......? [/quote] if it's the one on A&M, it's worth quite a bit!

covered by Sid Vicious in 1978.

[quote name='chris_b' post='50914' date='Aug 26 2007, 02:10 PM']She's very good but 21 ain't that young!![/quote] that's how old Mark King was when he first started to play bass.

thanks for that!

ooh! isn't it? I would! Lovely

not sure, it still has all its power. Its a Duracell plus, if that makes a difference?

I have my wireless in a laptop case, and have spare 9v batteries in one of the pockets. I pulled the case out yesterday for the first time in a few months, and one of the spare batteries was really hot. I have a battery tester and it still has all its power, it's normal temperature now and there are no leaks, but I'm assuming this is not good? If anyone knows what's going on, please tell me! cheers McD

All of them, I'd love to have kept everything including the amps I've had over the years.

[quote name='Sean' post='48143' date='Aug 21 2007, 07:55 AM']I heard that Darryl Jones was being paid $20,000 a week by The Rolling Stones when touring and a smaller retainer when not. This sounds realistic for a huge act and the fact that Darryl is now an established member of the tours.[/quote] Back in the late 80's one of the muso's in the James Last Orchestra was asked why he stayed with them. He said the Orchestra work for 6 months of the year, but he still gets paid for the other 6. (the joke at the time was 'what's the difference between a cow, and the James Last Orchestra? the cow has the horns at the front and the tit at the back') Regardless of your opinion of the musical worth of the Spice Girls, it's a quality gig for a sessionist, and will undoubtedly lead to other work.

I remember hearing you should mix down on the crappest speakers possible. That way if you make it sound decent it will sound phenomenal on decent speakers. It doesn't work the other way round.

a perfectly pleasant way to while away a Saturday afternoon. A couple of notables for me; Kiwi's Celinder kicks out an obscene amount of bass and I'm not normally into fretless but Lukes GW Ibanez was a bit special. Nice one OBBM, looking forward to the next!

[quote name='Dillsfretless' post='46862' date='Aug 17 2007, 02:23 PM']The wife isn't a fan of any of them, but she collects kids and I've given her 4 so far so it's a trade-off![/quote] LMAO! the [i]new man[/i], alive and well