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Dood's a complete tart. Feel free to provide clues though.

[quote name='AndyTravis' timestamp='1485986609' post='3228371'] Balls. Bought an 80's Dod Stereo Chorus by accident [/quote] I hate it when that happens...

Plus, and more importantly, is the mug: Active or passive? Any good for metal? Better or worse than a F***der?

I touched it once when Scoop wasn't looking...

Will sort this out at the weekend and share with family and friends. Good luck with the fund-raising

OK thanks for the info. I might well do that.

Ticket acquired

Thanks for the info. Really not keen on the Zoom thing. I tried one of the pedals and I don't really get all the menus and options - too much choice for me. I can see the sense of separate pedals plus it allows me to be a bit of a gear tart too so all good. I was nosying around the COG site and they do look nice but couldn't see a chorus pedal. Not looked at Carl martin until last night but couldn't see which one you might be referring to Skybone? If I went for separates what does the panel think of Boss vs EHX stuff?

[quote name='Bassman Sam' timestamp='1485808240' post='3226915'] If anyone is shifting a small practise amp, please bring it along. I'd be interested if the price is right. [/quote] I've got a Stagg practice amp if that floats your boat, it's a few years old now.

Hi all Is there anything out there with a couple of pedal in the same carcass that I could use individually? I have tried a couple of the multi-effect things but they are very complex and I really am not interested in all the patches, amp modelling etc. etc. I really just want 'on-off' pedals with some controls for each one for mild tweakery. I guess the other option is to buy a couple of pedals and stop moaning, but I just want to know I've not missed anything. Thanks in advance.

Diamond BCP for me. Nice with a fretless bass, although not hyper squishy as compressors go.

£10 is fine by me.

Just upgraded the Sandberg with some custom Hot Rod pickups (from nick of this parish) and a kiogon loom with a different tone control combo to open out the brighter side of the overwound p/ups. Works really well imho. [sharedmedia=core:attachments:236844]

Made the Sandberg TT slighly less black with some custom Hot Rod p/ups [attachment=236844:TT with Hot Rods.jpg]

Just acquired Nick's Hot Rod jazz p/ups. All very smooth, item as decribed, despatched quickly, responded to PMs promptly. All good as has been said above. Many thanks for such a model transaction, a credit to the forum.

John has just made me an emergency jazz loom. It was in the post to me within 12 minutes, at least it seemed like that. What a top bloke.

Is that the Cali II version? I have a passive TT and have just ordered a VS in a custom colour. I think they're great basses, phenomenal necks imho.

How about something like a Squier Silver Series Jazz?

D'Addario EXL170BTs on fretted basses. I think the gauges are 45/60/80/107.

January was/is dead, but around 30 bookings to October. The last quarter can get busy too. Nothing to complain about really.

[quote name='skankdelvar' timestamp='1485214873' post='3222279'] To be realistic, I think the popularity of Zeppelin is probably far higher among older people than among today's bangin' yoof. And even back in the day they were something of a cult band to be eschewed by mainstream record buyers intent on dampening their gussets to Mr David Cassidy or Miss Suzi Quatro While the band may form a small if respected component of some young peoples' musical diet I doubt it is quite as central to their continued existence as it is to those whose salad days are but a dim memory. While many of us wee-smelling wrinklies would like to think that the Mighty Zeppelin are still an omnipresent musical force I suspect that the erstwhile practitioners of 'light and shade' may enjoy a passing vogue only among a small minority of youths who for reasons best known to themselves embrace a historiographic musical perspective. Anecdotes about one's offspring's approval of the Zep are (genuinely) rather lovely but does it [i]ever[/i] cross our failing and enfeebled minds that our progeny might charitably be indulging us in the mistaken belief that the [i]apparently[/i] continuing eminence of our long-dead favourite band means we are still relevant? That such a kindly deception is meant to ease our eventual and inevitable passage into that land of ice and snow and the midnight sun, where the hot springs flow? [/quote] Maybe, maybe not. I certainly would not defend the notion of universal admiration/popularity. However my kids definitely don't indulge my preferences; the abuse I get if I put a Yes CD on when they are visiting is quite unsettling For my birthday I know they went through my CDs as they thought they had spotted a Zep CD I didn't own - they were right. They them admitted to accidentally having it in their laptops pre-wrapping.

[quote name='AdamWoodBass' timestamp='1485252305' post='3222411'] Just managed to square this with my wife, I'm allowed to come out to play so I will be there! [/quote] I'll PM you re bringing some ACGs along.