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[quote name='gareth1982' post='1198875' date='Apr 13 2011, 11:00 PM']I'll have them if you'll post them up to sunny Yorkshire and I'll pay whatever it costs. Reading them got to be better than watching Glee or Friends! (the missus!), and she won't nag me for sitting on the laptop, ie on here, all night! Cheers[/quote] Sounds fair. Unless you're in a massive rush i'm gonna have a look for those two missing copies and i think i have a few more somewhere. Your call, I can either send them by the end of the week or wait until just gone easter [the missing one's should be round at my friends house and i'm heading over in a week].

Anyone missing a copy/want a good read? Available: Issues 51-61 [Feb. 2010 - Dec. 2010] excluding; 56 & 60 [July & Nov. 2010] Collection only, Camden (london). I have a few more somewhere from around the 2010 period. Some of these have hardly been opened so it'd be a pity if they end up in the recycling but that's where they're destined. Enjoy. Ashok Note: If you really want, I'll post at recipients expense.

I have a LD150 and it can be great but can be very annoying. Depending upon how much you like to 'play' with your sound, or just pick one voice and stick with it it's either great or useless. I kinda get the feeling it''s having a personality crisis at times, trying to be everything and nothing at the same time.

Roland Kirk.

For recording guitar n bass i'd say Micro BR is great (it's what iuse for recording) and can be used to do drums (both inbuilt and recording a drumkit - though that would require an external mixer) I haven't had much experience with the inbuilt rhythm kit but i have heard it's good, only down side to it is that it's actually so compact it can require a lot of fiddling about to get the right fx sound (no knobs to twist, instead button pressing waiting for numbers to count up/down) However the output it damn good, only down side, for some, is what you're putting into it.

[quote name='Stag' post='812099' date='Apr 20 2010, 12:14 AM'][i]Pedal fiddling... how to get that Wolstenholme sound![/i] [attachment=47770:DSC01093.JPG][/quote] An excellent pedal you got there (the Zoom one) hunt out the 'Ring' setting , it's a classic (again, thanks to HeavyJay for giving me that a while back)

[quote name='jake_tenfloors' post='809348' date='Apr 17 2010, 12:49 PM']Here we go, First bit is chanel A&B, second is just channel B and the last is channel A. Its a Gibson SG with everything flat, and on the middle toggle position. The crap playing is me [/quote] thanks for the replies. to be honest, i actually quite like that kinda 'deafened' tone. I'm not amazing at guitar by any means so i was just gonna use it for some simple chords. [just heard the 2nd half] yep it really doesn't pick up the treble that well. Ah well, i'll try it out when mine arrives and i have a guitar to hand. Thanks for the recording, very helpful.

Anyone ever put an electric 6-string through an EBS Microbass? Does it work? (i'm wondering what pre-amp to buy, and the EBS looks good as it has drive which i want but i also want to put my 6-string through it. anyone?

[quote name='lemmywinks' post='803305' date='Apr 12 2010, 01:31 AM']It's really easy to make your own, buy a sheet of transparent waterslide paper off eBay, get the decals off the net and knock up a sheet in Publisher. They work with any inkjet printer, i did some a while ago[/quote] waterslide stuff like Airfix n that do you mean?

[quote name='silddx' post='781847' date='Mar 21 2010, 05:45 PM']Either that or you are tapping the pickups with your fingers or pushing the strings onto them. Try dropping the pickups very much lower than the strings and see it the click disappears.[/quote] I used to get that, when the EQ was set properly it could sound like a machine gun.