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[quote name='FinnDave' timestamp='1473356053' post='3129465'] I usually give my cars an annual clean Missed a couple of FL Sundays (despite The Wirebirds supposedly being 'co-hosts' with Drivin' Sideways) because of gigging commitments. Should be there end of this month. [/quote] An annual clean ? You utter slob, and the mark of a good bassman Probably see you at FL later this month then dave

[quote name='FinnDave' timestamp='1473353252' post='3129444'] I don't suppose 'not giving a damn' would be an option for you guys? One of my Ashdown combos has a carpet covering and is covered in cat hair (we don't have a cat) and various other stuff, but as I don't eat off it, I don't care. [/quote] Well i know many pals who clean their cars when they get covered in road muck, but then they dont eat off their cars, so you could ask them, why bother ? Hey Dave - didnt see you at Fat Lils recently ??

I can see that working for surface sh*te but after the short back and sides with the clippers, i had to physically pick out the hairs and grass stalks, as they had embedded themselves. No amount of tape would shift those. Vinyl covering !!

I have a blow torch. Perhaps i could stand further back

Is it just me ? I've just spent the best part of 30 mins shaving one of my carpeted cabs. Luckily i have a Wahl leccy clipper which cleans up the straggling black carpet fibres that eventually form on top of the carpet covering, quite nicely. What the shaver doesnt do, is pick out all the hairs ( where the hell do they come from ? I dont even own a pet ) or get rid of what looks like short grass stalks, maybe 1/2" long. This cab has never seen a lawn What is it with cab builders that make use of this infernal covering that, without even trying, seems to attract every bit of flotsam and detritus, small babies, toupees , specks of debris from outer space, blah de blah ? Why not just make cabs with a vinyl covering ? Jeeeeeeeez it cant be anymore expensive, shirley ? *[i] relax, eat a prozac, relax, have a beer, relax, breathe , relax * [/i]

Although i knew Chromium is added for anti rust, i didnt know about a few of the other contents, so i just learnt something too. Skool is cool

I was only guessing But I know SS has chromium content. Just found this on the internetweb... Stainless steel is a [b]metal alloy[/b], made up of steel mixed with elements such as chromium, [b]nickel[/b], molybdenum, silicon, [b]aluminum[/b], and [b]carbon[/b]. [b]Iron[/b] mixed with [b]carbon[/b] to produce steel , is the main component of stainless steel. Chromium is added to make it resistant to rust.

It depends on the chrome content, doesnt it ? Forks wont be that great a quality Yeah that string spacing could even be too tight for Warwick Davis

It's stainless steel

[quote name='lowhand_mike' timestamp='1473101597' post='3126971'] wow its expensive too at about 2 grand and heavy at 10lbs [/quote] I'm pretty sure there are some jazz basses that weigh that

Noooo ! Just play the e a and d. Problem solved

One would imagine that you cant even see the G string Still, i want one

I resemble that remark

It'll never rust , it wont warp, and it can't catch fire. What's not to like ?

Get a load of this bad boy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UA3Qah6z1gg

[quote name='TheGreek' timestamp='1472479925' post='3121429'] A mere £68 P&P - must be heavy... Actually Jack, I think you're the only person I know who has any interest in these.... [/quote] Not quite the only one ...i love 'em ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mOkBocTM5g

I think he prefers it hard. No offence

Never got past the audition. I have a cat

My Superfly had the annoying digital clock whine, and on one channel, which was normal, if you got it. They didnt all have it though, so some of us were just unlucky They seemed to be a good idea, just poorly executed. I dont remember hearing any such problems with the 1000 model

I need to have my nose surgically reshaped

Geddy lee They must have heard my voice

That didnt take long ..QSC expensive 2nd hand only, but you never know.