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jacksons get back film is now a six hour documentary ( over three days ) on disney plus ,,,,,

presumably to protect the cable from the socket to the appliance.

its called a fuse box,,and yes its considered safe ,,,,,

did you weld the roof back on before you sold it ? 😁

world in action theme by Shawn Phillips and the theme from downton abbey ( never watched the prog tho )

more pointless than madness or genius possibly

i want

me too ,,,i mixed up 'you' and 'u'. As a side note i always thought it was a rainbow original ,,,,,apparently not. "Since You Been Gone" is a song written by former Argent guitarist Russ Ballard and first released on his 1976 album Winning. It was popularized in a version by Rainbow in 1979.

try cutting the silk off .

Boom radio

way ahead of your time with that title,,,,,,,,,,,,,,could you not re-release it preceded by ( dont ) ?😁 as inthedoghouse said not really my thing but i liked it really good.

ive got the 58 pup and the loom on a mim p and i love it .it sounds more smooth than harsh twang .the strings are 45 /105 fender flats .

thanks. in that case i think ill get one and join the club .

whats the difference between them ?

ashdown have got the RM 800 b stock for £367 delivered. sounds like a reasonable price to me .

pedant hat on. a taste of honey isnt a Beatles cover and its Herb Alpert .

well if you believe everything you read in the news papers ...............

is that a young Jimmy Page @ 6;10 ?

i think the first thing id do is check the plug fuse and if theres any fuses in the amp rather than than buy something else.

good sounding lightweight cab for only £250 . luverly

well if its the one ive just watched recorded in 2018 ,,, listening through headphones it didnt sound like keys to me

A watch-it on 5.8GHz wireless systems Print view POST A REPLY 2 posts • Page 1 of 1 A watch-it on 5.8GHz wireless systems by Wonks » Tue Nov 05, 2019 11:07 am Whilst perusing Amazon for guitar-related items, I noticed that I was being proffered ads for 5.8GHz wireless guitar systems (other types of wireless systems are also available). These just seem to be simple frequency variations on 2.4GHz and 5GHz systems already available. e.g. https://www.amazon.co.uk/LEKATO-Wireles ... nts&sr=1-8 However, there is no warning in these ads that unlike 2.4GHz or 5GHz bands, that in the UK the 5.8GHz band isn't license free. It's lightly regulated by Ofcom, basically to keep track of what's where and hopefully avoid band overload in the future, but it still legally requires you to buy a license and register the device with Ofcom (all a fairly painless on-line procedure). https://www.ofcom.org.uk/manage-your-li ... ess-access The band is really designed for fixed devices to communicate wirelessly, such as CCTV cameras, so is not really meant to be used for devices that can move geographically, though I doubt a single unit will break the system. But as such, whilst licenses are only £1 each (so it doesn't cost too much to register all the CCTV cameras in an office building), there is a minimum charge of £50, renewable annually (spellcheck suggested 'anally', which would be even more of a PITA). So buying one of these devices isn't a cheap proposition, plus the fact that you'll be using it as a 'secondary' user, so may get disruption from the primary users of the band, using much more powerful transmitters. And if you don't get a license, you'll be breaking the law. didnt notice before but if that article is correct its to be renewed annually

does the licence for 5.8 ghz have to be renewed every year ?