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[quote name='flychris' post='894290' date='Jul 13 2010, 11:47 PM']Is the palmer specific for guitar ? It seems to be...[/quote] Yeah but works well with bass..... sounds great through headphones

This is a great unit - [url="http://www.palmer-germany.com/162-1-pocket-amp.html"]http://www.palmer-germany.com/162-1-pocket-amp.html[/url]

I'm digging the album..... note these are already going on E-bay upwards of £20

[quote name='Supertim' post='893744' date='Jul 13 2010, 02:14 PM']Hi All anyone know any good sites for buying strings cheap for bulk purchase? got a lot of gigs booked in the coming months and dont want to have to take out a second mortgage![/quote] Try Status Hotwires...... fantastic strings and if you buy bulk will only cost you from around £14 per pack.... [url="http://www.status-graphite.com"]http://www.status-graphite.com[/url]

[quote name='OutToPlayJazz' post='891769' date='Jul 11 2010, 09:10 AM']I'd say that the Sandbergs have a modern "pingy" tone, although the California PM "Supreme" they have in Electro is a seriously nice bass at £1400. I've been very impressed with Mike Walsh's Aero pickup equipped Iceni Funkmeister. Serious Jazz sound with to die for build quality. Definitely worth a look. My fretless is stunning & I'm in the process of ordering a new body for the spare fretted neck from him. These basses have a serious "super" Jazz sound, but not sterilized like a Sadowsky - More like a slightly boosted classic Jazz sound.[/quote] +1 to Mike.... the only [b]wooden[/b] Jazz I'd ever consider

Wouldn't take any motive of the broadcast mix... I saw them a glasters week before last and they rocked like f***ers.... Watched the replays on the beeb and the mix was off big time

Most amps these days will run a 4 ohm load perfectly well

Never felt the need for one playing live

I keep seeing this thread as pub recommendations

An update below - As of July 2010, Channel 69 remains available nationally for wireless microphone use and continues to be licensable. However, the current Ofcom timetable will see access to channels 61-69 inclusive (790-862 MHz) cease during the second half of 2012. This means that any Channel 69 equipment purchased now will have a steadily reducing window of usability for most of its tuning range, with just over two years the longest period that it will continue to be usable for. 863-865 MHz (two MHz of Channel 70) will continue to be available for use by ‘wireless audio devices’ after 2012. This will support a maximum of six wireless microphone links (subject to range variant and local conditions), but is generally not considered suitable for professional use. Channel 38 (606-614 MHz) has been assigned by Ofcom as the replacement band for Channel 69, however some geographical restrictions on its use currently apply. In these areas it is supplemented, where available, with additional spectrum in Channels 39 or 40. In an improvement to the previous schedule, this month Ofcom announced that Channel 38 will effectively be available for both indoor and outdoor use by wireless microphones across the UK from 21 September 2011 - more than three months earlier than was previously indicated. In the meantime, Ofcom-appointed spectrum management company JFMG has set up an online ‘Channel 38 lookup tool’ located at www.jfmg.co.uk, which lists local Channel 38 availability. Equipment users are strongly advised to check local availability of Channel 38 before using relevant equipment, as this is currently a legal requirement. JFMG is also the company that users need to contact in order to purchase their shared use licence. “Operation of equipment in either Channel 69 or Channel 38 requires the user to hold a valid shared user licence (also available from www.jfmg.co.uk). During the period of transition this licence also covers parts of Channels 39 and 40, where geographically appropriate. Operation of any wireless gear on frequencies from 470 - 862 MHz without holding the appropriate licences is an offence under the terms of the Wireless Telegraphy Act.”

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always advertise here as well......

Ahhhh...... RIP Honky Tonk!

[quote name='Happy Jack' post='887376' date='Jul 6 2010, 03:05 PM']The only possible answer to that is "Oddle Floddle-dop."[/quote] It's sad that this made me laugh.......

Speak to Ian here - [url="http://www.electronicmusicservices.co.uk/contact.htm"]EMS[/url]

Like to hear the studio version of this as the recording is crap...... Can't wait for the new album, just hope its another Synkronized or similar.... just watching some Abbey road sessions on youtube..... great performances!!