Stub Mandrel

Always check CPC as well as Farnell - same group, but CPC is focused on smaller customers so their MOQ is often lower and their prices for small quantities are often better.

My bandmates always seem to be surprised I'm a bass player...

You really don't want to use your feet on that pink thing...

Due to the shared body it's actually root 2 basses, about 1.41...

Sounds like a 'korea - limiting decision'...

They could tabulate ALL the rules for all four nations in a consistent format. I wanted to check the international quarantine rules and had to do it by visiting one page and then two more to get the changes. They did put up a single page guide - after I and others complained.

Have another: 8 (It's your fault, your monitor is sideways...)

No, that's please give me the bass that looks like an origami giraffe after it's been trampled by an elephant.

Jilted John was John Shuttleworth = Graham Fellowes.

I had to fight to do chemistry, physics and biology at A-level! As 2 or 3 of us wanted it they let us do it. This was in a huge school!

I remember my daughter playing me that around the time.

Not helped by the BBC always focusing on the changes or differences and not producing and updating a single, consistent guide.

That's one description of it 🙂

Papa Was a Rolling Stone - I can still only play it by counting and concentrating very hard 😞

It's well proven that repeating mistakes is bad, always take a break if this happens. Changing something about how you are playing helps too, so try the rhythm on a different melody, speed up or down, play the melody to a different rhythm or play in a different position. These halpcement the bits that stay the same. Also, sleeping on it is good, you may well come back and find it easier because the practice has had a chance to 'fix' in your longer term memory.

Swapping to a different instrument, as long as it is reasonably well set up. Also, my little Orange Crush 25 which always sounds great, while my big amps need more tweaking to get a great sound out of them.

Who needs a bass player anyway...?

That's Wolver'ampton that is, maybee Darlo. Speak like that in Dudley and they'll send you packing 😉

I know what you need... a do.... ......

Keep your filthy paws off my fairy cake!

I suspect it's way more complex than that 🙂 Does anyone here have access to a Finite Element Analysis program...

Naturally not to be confused with a Godzuki.

Because it's a Gadzooka! 🙂

Now that's how to get paid :-) Blue.

You can 'parse' FRFR in different ways. Full range, flat response - it has a 'full range' (whatever that is) and a flat response. Full range flat response - the flat response is across its full range, which goes without saying for hifi speakers usually defined as response within +/- 3db across the full range. Of course the 'full range' for hifi speakers is typically defined as being between the two -3dB points, but the point is there are no unexpected peaks or troughs. Even if a speaker is 'FR,FR' it's clear that because of physics the 'range' still has to have limits, however broad it is, and there doesn't seem to be a standard to define what that is.