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Why rely on other people? Something like [url="http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/products/dvd/free-youtube-converter.htm"]this[/url] might help

Just bought one - you will not regret it

[quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1341172748' post='1714741'] That's it, a less is more approach using the amps headroom rather than putting the pup too close, even with it quite far away the signal to the amp will be hotter than say a passive p bass or similar. Some people have pushed the pole pieces out more but I have not needed to yet on any of mine. A good bit of trial and error should do the trick, also quite a few of us with the 2 EQ preamp use the bass knob flat out all the time then use the treble pot like a single tone pot, the results are usually good and offer a massive scope in one simple adjustment, I use fingers, pick and the odd bit of slap, it's very easy to dial in a good sound on the fly live if like me when using those different techniques your EQ needs altering to suit. [/quote] I found myself doing much the same with my 3EQs - albeit with the Mids set to the middle position.

[quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1341165527' post='1714582'] £56? You spent £56??? You could buy two rounds of drinks in a London pub for that ... [/quote] Most London hotels do a nice cooked English breakfast for £56, for their fine business guests who don't mind as work is paying. I'd rather eat a Dean bass, to be honest.

Did a nice bit of business with BSB over the weekend. Top communications throughout, very easy to deal - and, the clincher, provides biscuits with his tea. Top chap, great patter in person, and would recommend him to all on Basschat - deal with in confidence

Haha, couldn't believe the state of the M6 getting back from you! Caravan city, and all of them crashing or losing tyres! Thanks for the feedback

I was chatting to bigsmokebass about these the other day - lot of interest in how these might play. You'll have to do a review!

He was, however, the best drummer on Thomas the Tank Engine.

I saw Steel Panther at Download - where the drummer was introduced [i]as the best drummer in the band[/i]. I like that one

Hey, wow! All people are different; all basses are different; all settings are different as a result! Whodafunkit?

In the interests of staying chilled I wouldn't Google how much, in bonuses, the FSA staff got for failing to spot the credit crunch. Nor how their costs have soared. No, I'd leave that. That way be dragons.

[quote name='BassTractor' timestamp='1340749867' post='1709253'] That structurally sound sentence lacked a verb. [/quote] Drummers, eh? What did I say?!?

[quote name='Dad3353' timestamp='1340745114' post='1709145'] Strike one... [/quote] Have a nice day [quote name='BRANCINI' timestamp='1340748624' post='1709228'] You promised it would be our little secret and you'd never tell anybody about that... [/quote] What't this [i]little [/i]business? I thought we both agreed it was the biggest secret

This isn't really all that strange. A stranger audition would have been if your drummer had gotten out from behind his kit/escape his cage, walked into the middle of the space and said: [i]Go on then, son, get yer cock out.[/i] Really f***ing strange, as we all know drummers are incapable of forming structurally sound sentences. Am I right?

[quote name='debwilliams' timestamp='1340731375' post='1708833'] Hmmmm ..... must check annual leave allocation in work tomorrow [/quote] Alright, steady on now Thelma!

[quote name='molan' timestamp='1340714781' post='1708436'] Obligatory Foderas on the sofa shot, in age order from left to right [/quote] Very nice, Molan. I'm very envious. I've wanted a sofa like that for a while The basses aren't too shabby either

Why not keep it topical to Plymouth, and build it out of driftwood or some fine (and rotten) nautical timbers?

[quote name='bubinga5' timestamp='1340460838' post='1704755'] sex.. [/quote] Maybe. But this is the equivalent of sheep shagging. It's still sex,[i] but[/i] [i]it's a wrong 'un.[/i]