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Richard R

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  1. Ponders @Owen's view on south of Brum being more accessible.... Also ponders the concept of @Stub Mandrel and the Glamorgan Massive...
  2. If others are volunteering to organise in Derby then I'll let them. Otherwise the hall I know of appears to be available on 20th June and I'll ask about the cost.
  3. Sadly these are virtually extinct in England. Now I have a functional work-round, and I know it's M2, there isn't so much urgency so I can try different places.
  4. Our church halls would be perfect, plenty of space and separate rooms, but the load in/out would be utterly dreadful as there isn't a dedicated car park. I keep intending to check out Bently Heath Villlage hall, which is near me, not far off the M42 and looks ideal. https://bentleyheathhall.co.uk/
  5. That's a great sound!
  6. That really is very nice! Enjoy retirement too.
  7. AKA "The Raffle"
  8. It appears that they are circuits from a SoundCraft PA unit and a StudioSpares Fortissimo 10" unit. I didn't use them because it was the driver that was broken in my PA top, not the crossover as I thought. They came from @Mottlefeeder in 2022 - no doubt he will avoid me all bash in case I try to give them back to him 😉
  9. Found one! Sticks out a bit but who cares. Thanks everyone, really appreciate it. 😀
  10. I have a 10" speaker and a couple of crossover circuits that someone kindly gave me at a previous bash to use to mend a PA top. I didn't need them in the end, and will never use them now, so if anyone wants then I can bring them. I'll dig out the specs.
  11. Mine's a TS101, but I expect the screws are identical as the tips are.
  12. "suitable for children’s toys (EN71.3)" I missed this one out as I didn't think it relevant! 🤣
  13. From the product website site: "Very water, dirt and abrasion resistant. Highly resistant to common liquid spillages such as water, juice, tea, cola and wine. Saliva-resistant and sweatproof." What sort of gigs do you play @ped??
  14. Now I might be able to lay my hands on one of those. In the first instance I can just take one out of the PC and see if it fits.
  15. A bit too saucy...
  16. I'm tempted to start a rival band called Gentleman Jam, but I would get into trouble.
  17. I've swept everywhere, it's gorne. Thankfully no magnetic powder or swarf around. Good tip for cleaning up though.
  18. I've not heard the term "cheese head screw" before. I shall now attempt to use it in polite conversation as soon as possible. Postage is more than the screws, but the total is under £8 so I'll probably get some.
  19. OK, I will have to ask - Who is he? And the other chap with the 'tache and glasses? (JMJ = Jean-Michelle Jarre in my world.)
  20. We could have a BC number, similar to mathematicians' Erdős number or the Kevin Bacon number for actors. If you have bought a bass off Basschat, or sold one, then you have a BC number of 1. If you bought/sold a bass off/to someone with a BC number of 1, then you have a BC number of 2, and so on. It would be interesting to know Kevin Bacon's BC number, and if anyone actors on BC have a Bacon number. Anyone with a low Erdős number- I salute you!
  21. I don't need another bass, but I have only ever heard good things about Peavey Grind basses. GLWTS!
  22. Maybe not countersunk.
  23. It's a slotted countersunk screw.
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