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  1. At least it's not one of MDP's Telebasses!
  2. I've played this song in a couple of bands. Last time I got my fretless out for it. We'll worth it if you have one.
  3. It's not the Spinny. From what I've seen here most people don't name and shame. If you look at his bands Facebook page, for The Jefferson Archive, you'll see the venue for last Friday.
  4. Steve, I've just looked at your Facebook page and can see the venue. That's one to avoid! I hope Dani is ok.
  5. Jezz Steve, sounds like a right nightmare. I wouldn't go back. Luckily it doesn't sound like a venue we play in the Bay. As others have said its assault. I can see our singer shrugging it off, but his girlfriend, who comes to all our gigs would not see it the same way.
  6. What this thread needs is a pole. Preferably a bargepole, so we won't touch it.
  7. Plenty of us have a BF 210. I don't use mine at rehearsals, but it's more than adequate on stage with our drummer and guitarist who also goes through the monitor. Your Amp sounds like it will do the job too.
  8. Years ago in a tribute band we had a Peavey PA with 2 x subs & tops. A sound guy we used suggested placing the subs together and yes it does work.
  9. And behind the guitar solo. It's almost a bass solo itself.
  10. We play small to medium pubs. Generally we put vocals, guitar and kick through all the time. In medium pubs I go through too but in small pubs I'll just go through the sub to reinforce the bottom end as my stsge volume projects enough out front. Vocals and guitar in the monitor, which is a single powered unit with extension speaker. Sound check by walking out front whilst playing and agree the mix with the singer who has a wireless mic. Mixing desk has built in effects, 3 band eq with mid sweep per channel, enough channels/ inputs. Powered tops and 1 powered sub.
  11. What's your line up. Is it for just vocals or putting all the instruments through if needed. You'll need monitors too.
  12. 10 is way too much to learn and try and run through in a practice. I'm inclined to go with your 3, possibly 4 or 5 at the max.
  13. From thrn menu Account / My Attachments. Select photos and then delete.
  14. We have 11 booked gigs for this year so far. There will be a few more I'm sure.
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