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[quote name='phil.i.stein' post='1365818' date='Sep 7 2011, 09:47 PM']mmm... when it comes to holes, i get the feeling that flea may have won the war, sorry wayne.. [/quote]

FYI there is live demo's online right now on the M series - [url="http://www.ustream.tv/channel/line-6-live"]http://www.ustream.tv/channel/line-6-live[/url]

You can always take control of it yourself if you are qualified for the Job..... Position: E-commerce Manager / Head of Ecommerce An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced E-commerce Manager to join an established E-commerce music retailer based in Guildford, Surrey. Andertons Music is recruiting for a strategic thinking E-Commerce professional to manage the company’s online retail presence. About the job As E-commerce Manager you will be a key member of Andertons’ senior management team and responsible for setting the online direction of the company. However this isn’t all about ‘blue sky’ strategic thinking; you will also be expected to manage the execution and report to the senior management team. This is a fantastic opportunity to take on a varied and dynamic role in one of the UK’s most successful and growing online music retailers. Role and responsibilities include: Full responsibility for Andertons’ online retail strategy Define and evolve online sales & marketing strategy Manage small but growing internal E-commerce team Create RFI’s / development specification documents and manage current technology provider Manage external marketing agencies, including SEO agencies & PPC agencies Plan and execute online marketing activities including email marketing & social media Gather and analyse information and make recommendations to further improve the customer on-line experience and the commercial performance of the E-commerce operation About you Your most recent experience will be in a similar E-commerce role or from within a digital agency dealing with online retail clients. You will be an ambitious individual, with a desire to succeed. You will be flexible and must have excellent communication, project management and analytical skills. An in-depth knowledge of B2C E-commerce channels is highly desirable. The salary offered is negotiable for candidates able to demonstrate strong ecommerce experience. You will be working in a fast-paced, multi-channel retail environment that prides itself on customer service and support across all channels. Attention to detail is essential, along with strong communication skills and the ability to liaise confidently both internally and externally at all levels. You will need to have strong project management and organisation skills, experience in formulating successful online retail & marketing strategies and a strong track record of working with and managing external agencies. Desirable skills: Experience & understanding of Search Engine Optimisation and Pay Per Click marketing Proven success of implementing & managing affiliate programs Strong approach to email marketing & customer communication strategies Good understanding of web analytics & site conversion strategies Experience of successful online merchandising Effective people manager Strong project management abilities Strong reporting & communication skills The company Andertons is a fast-paced and entrepreneurial retail organisation that over the past 40 years has established itself as one of the UK’s most popular music retailers. Having experienced strong online growth over the past 7 years this is a unique opportunity to join an ambitious and fun company that has huge online potential. Next Steps In order to be a part of this exciting journey, please send your CV to [email protected] along with a covering letter describing why you would be a great fit for this role. We will be in touch shortly to discuss the next stage of this process. Please do not apply directly or call in asking if your CV has been received.

I've had most bass synth pedals and the only one I think comes anywhere near to what I'm after is the Akai Unit (SB-1 Deep Impact) The Korg (G5?) was ok though but a bit thin sounding.

I'll bet it was Picture 4, the Warranty, the dirty Bastard!

[quote name='LukeFRC' post='1364019' date='Sep 6 2011, 12:53 PM']$5.20[/quote] Depends where in Billericay you mean.... towards Laindon ($5.20) or out towards Stock ($520,000.00)

I've never really got the whole issue with the body shape? Anyway if your in Essex anytime you are more than welcome to come and play with mine (oooer) although it is a 5er, anytime you wnat too. Jay

I've been using them for around 20 years now... from the early Garwood systems up to mu current Sennheiser G3 system. They take a bit of getting used too but the best advice I can give is make sure you buy decent driver units, get some pro ear moulds made and you should be sorted.

Indeed.... surely Rob wouldn't put it on his website if he was unhappy about it????

Check out my sig... hot sauce disco web page for some live recordings of my Status Graphite Kingbass 5 string 32" with bendwell..... I think it sounds tight and focussed. not tinny at all

The big difference in the States is how vast the country is compared to the small UK Island we are..... Guitar Centre alone now has over 200 Stores let alone it's vast online presence there.... Has a significant impact on how they can deal with Manufacturers compared to chain stores in the UK

35 - 120 (5 string set) DBE Status Hotwires

+1-1 relates to how the speakon plug should be wired for that cabinet

[quote name='Badass' post='1356375' date='Aug 30 2011, 03:06 PM']Anyone know of any DVD / Video I can buy that has Leland Sklar on bass duties. He is one hard dude to track down for such a great talent.[/quote] Falling in Between Live - TOTO He's got some good coverage on that.... if you can put up with Bobby Kimball's Tash!

You can open the audio files no problem

There are plenty of companies that have done this sort of thing in the past..... When I was working for a well known Speaker manufacturer we tested the QSC K8 and K10 that is supposed to have an output amp of 1kw...... it hasn't it's more like 5-600 watts...... their marketing states all those speakers are 1000w

Depending on your budgets.... the Kam offerings are fairly decent these days. The Parbar sets offer good value for money. we have a variety of different lighting set-ups but one I will mention if you do those sorts of gigs where you need stage wash, Backlight or just feature lighting (mainly in country houses, estates or museums) have a look at these. They are wireless and IP rated so safe for outdoor use also. We have 6 units that we use for such events and are highly recommended. [url="http://www.gds.uk.com/gds-products/liteware"]GDS Lighting [/url]

[quote name='jackers' post='1353704' date='Aug 27 2011, 04:44 PM']yea, i did notice that, does the rh450 have an fxloop? cos there isn't any info on that on the tc website.[/quote] Yes I believe so

I was gonna pull he trigger on one of these but they don't have an fx loop which is a must form me.... Shame as the one I tries was superb

[quote name='redstriper' post='1350267' date='Aug 24 2011, 02:06 PM']Well if you need any of those things fairy nuff, but I don't - or do I ? I'm still finding new tricks in Cubase 1 and I don't have the time or desire to learn new stuff that I don't need and can't afford. I started recording many years ago on a TEAC 1/4" 4 track with a room full of boxes and I find Cubase 1 does so much more in a laptop than that whole room could manage. I do have Waves Diamond plug ins and Melodyne for extra fx, but I could happily live with the packaged Cubase plug ins if I had to. Cubase 1 is used for all my recording sessions over the past 5 years and it has never crashed or lost any data. I think there is a lot to be said for being familiar with whatever tool you use and to work within it's limitations, it's the music you record that matters and no new software will improve that. I'm still playing my '63 Fender Jazz bass and I consider Cubase 1 as a wonder of modern technology! Having said that, I'm not a professional audio engineer and I use the cheapest mics and gear that I can find. I would love someone to give me a copy of the latest version really. You can hear my latest album recorded in my front room on Cubase 1 [url="http://myspace.com/tacsiband"]here[/url] if you can be bothered.[/quote] Kool tracks.....