SH73

Did he advertise it as "like new" , many people do, "mint condition" , "never used" . At least fooking dust the thing off before you sell it....hate those type of sellers...

12 minutes ago, TimR said:

 

Buy some other bits at the same time. Components are expensive if you buy them one at a time. 

That makes sense , wish we lived in 80s when these were available in some high street shops. 

1 hour ago, TimR said:

https://uk.farnell.com/rubycon/400bxw39mefr12-5x25/cap-39-f-400v-20/dp/2480322

 

I'd stick with 39uF.

 

Ignore the long skinny photo the cap is 12.5mm dia by 25mm high. See if that's a similar size to what you have. 

 

 

Mine is 16mm by 20 mm, but looks like room to fit a 25 mm.

£9.99 handling charge ,comes to nearly 14 quid 🤣

1 hour ago, TimR said:

As @itu states that model has a revision using 39uF and that would tie in with the 39 on the case.

 

Not sure why there's not plastic sleeve on it though.

The plastic sleeve makes it harder to search, would a 49uf 400 volt work. Like this one.

7 hours ago, TimR said:

47uF Electrolytic - get it the right way round. 

 

List and schematics here:

 

https://wiki.console5.com/wiki/PlayStation

Yep, it's 47 uF C003 400v, for Nichicon ZSSR706HA power board , but is it? Could be 37 uf. 

Sold out ,I'm afraid and more expensive on eBay, it's the price of a second hand ps 1

Can someone identify this capacitor. It's on a PS1 power board. The top looks a bit bulge so I think need replacing . The power board fuse keeps blowing everytine I plug in the power supply. I think I may try to replace the capacitor once I have the correct one. Picture of capacitor and fuse space . Thank you 

Collection only,😭

11 hours ago, velvetkevorkian said:

How did I forget Fear Factory - Demanufacture and Obsolete are two of my favourite B string-centric albums.

 

Abyss by Unleash The Archers is a recent banger, also in B standard.

 

Psycroptic have guitars in drop D, I think, but the bassist plays a 5 live.

Last year I bought a feat factory vinyl, fh it's some heavy tunes in there.

12 hours ago, KingBollock said:

As SH73 mentioned drop D tuning, I remembered why I got my first five string. It was during the height of Nu-Metal and I wanted access to that D. But, rather than hobble a bass by keeping it in drop D, I figured a five string would be more versatile.

 

Also, C# standard is quite a common tuning. Tuning up to it on a five string works really well. No more flubby bottom string. 
 

I think Cradle of Filth do a lot in C#.

This , every time I play along in a dropped D to a song or two it's followed by standard e tuning. Easier to get a cheap 5 er

6 hours ago, Misdee said:

Jason Newstead played a 5 string a lot when he was in Metallica. I couldn't tell you which songs, though. I'm not really a fan of their music, just remember the basses. He's a very good bass player though, for sure.

He plays a six string on the Sad But True during Freddie Mercury tribute at Wembley in 92. The song is in dropped D tuning. 

David Ellefson plays a five stringer but not sure what songs he uses them for.

Maybe some death metal songs, there are BC members who post  metal playing ( usually plays heavy stuff) in show us your playing video? Maybe they could advice, they post some great skills

@SaimoN and @WHUFC BASS

The outro of Two Minutes to Midnight by Iron Maiden. I've been playing the bass line almost like for like for years , but never actually took time to learn the outro part properly, just improvise it each time I play it.

Enter Sandman, pretty easy not a lot to learn 

I played a triangle during Christmas nativity at age 6 and 7 , I was told I had a good sense of rhythm. ....

I returned to bass playing around 2010 and ever since I wanted to play in a band again, but I can't think of anything worse than gigging late night packing up worrying about parking close to the venue, having my gear stolen etc. When the first covid restrictions were lifted I went to a pub gig and watched the band packing, they seemed to pack their own gear. Maybe it was their arrangement. If it was me gigging , I'd get a lightweight cab, and me gone before the singer says thank you to punters.

17 hours ago, Dad3353 said:

Went home and checked t'Interweb for bad grammar and punctuation.

(... and, for pedagogic reference, it should be 'What exactly did you did do after your last gig..?' ...)

Even then 'most recent gig' would be better than 'last gig', except for those really ending their playing career, but that's simply pedantry. 

I'm disappointed you not posting no police grammar vehicle.

Flea

It's just like any modern music played on radio. That's why I listen to Planet Rock. 

3 hours ago, Baloney Balderdash said:

 

 

But if I did volunteer I definitely could write, compose and produce a much much better alternative.

 

 

 

 

You can join us in the next month in April composition challenge

I quit a band before, the same band twice, but they wanted me back 

Microsoft 

It's not a fish , it's an instrument..

14 minutes ago, lidl e said:

Also, when you register your ableton, they have a setup process with demos that will at least show you how to get sound in. 

That's correct I also used their You Tube, demos initially. I have tried different free versions of DAW but couldn't get on with them.

The simple explanation I can offer is that you can do a research on You Tube (some good some misleading tutorials). 

 I started recording when I joined BC and since I've learnt a tiny if information.

Before you buy anything make sure your PC, laptop, I pad or whatever you use, the operating system is compatible with the audio interface. 

What I did, a basic starting point.: I bought an audio interface " Focusrite Scarlett 2i2". It has two inputs. This came with a free DAW, Ableton live. Most interfaces you buy will come with a free DAW. 

You plug the Focusrite Scarlett to your PC via USB, use the instructions  to download package and set it up. ( It comes with a code etc).

Next step is to download your DAW to your PC/ laptop or whatever you use , then when you open the DAW you set up the preferences, audio in/out. I found the set up the most frustrating part but there are plenty of tutorial videos online. 

Once it's all set up and your audio interface is connected . You plug an instrument into the interface audio and begin a new frustrating process of learning how to record etc. You will get there eventually.

Another moronic delivery by Evri. about two weeks ago they lobbed a heavy item over the fence that landed on concrete patio. Luckily only bent the two brackets that that attach to the rack.