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I just bought the other scratchplate, it arrived this morning and all is tickety boo. As said above top man to deal with. Gerry

Paul bought a jazz neck from me, smooth hassle free, prompt payment and great comms, would definately deal again.

One local to me is the Stereoironics and years ago in Southampton saw Howling Wilf.

Unfortunately I had exactly the same happen to mine, cut out several times, then just stopped working. Orange could not have more helpful, they had a courier pick it up and it was back with me a couple of weeks later having had the power supply repaired. Sadly a couple of weeks later it started blowing the mains fuse (power supply again). Orange then sent me a completely new unit.

Top guy to deal with, just bought a Yamaha BB424X from Tim, great trouble free transaction. Deal with utmost confidence.

I always think we go a bit OTT with all these abbreviations

I did a temporary job on mine five years ago by using insulating tape round the shaft. Worked fine, must get round to fitting correct size ones someday.

Subloodyperb!!!

[quote name='skankdelvar' timestamp='1370442119' post='2100914'] I'd usually mail out 4 songnames with keys and a rough note about any deviations from 'as known', links to youtube and tell 'em choose which two they'd like to play. Anyone keen will usually learn all 4. Hopefully, so will the [i]current[/i] band members. Get 'em in, give it an hour or so going round the songs, jam something if everyone gets bored. Next please. How hard does it have to be? [/quote] That's what an audition should be. Skank you moved to Dorset now, if so whereabouts?

Glad you got it sorted, but have to say that I have had a couple of transactions with Minotaur and had superb service and would happily deal with them again. As Peteb said in his post it would be sad to see them go out of business because a courier screwed up.

I've got a TC BC210 sat in my garage doing diddly squat, you are welcome to borrow it to try with BC212 if you get one. Just drop me a pm if interested.

Before you open it are you sure the speaker lead and cab are alright?

Good luck today, hope all works out well. Have you told your band you are doing this audition? it may just be the kick up the arse they need.

[quote name='skankdelvar' timestamp='1363271551' post='2010784'] I'm with ChrisB and the Count. Small steps, easy victories. Simplify wherever possible. As for sequencing the set, somebody once said: "Start with a good one, end with a good one; the audience will never remember what came in between". [/quote] + 1 Wise words indeed.

[quote name='neepheid' timestamp='1359638279' post='1958010'] Only caveat to this is I find if the last practice before a gig goes too well then the gig isn't so good for some reason. Conversely, if I have a fractious, difficult practice before a gig, the gig goes well! I know what you mean though, last week I idly started playing "Unsquare Dance" (7/4 time), keyboard player picked up on it and after a couple of abortive attempts the drummer got into the 7/4 thing and it was great, really enjoyed it. Want to do it again tonight [/quote] + 1 Really good rehearsal = iffy gig Iffy rehearsal = Good gig