dudewheresmybass

I've used the MXR M80 for close to 20 years without a hitch

venus - bananananarama

please please please - james brown

Gimme gimme gimme. - abba

Hi all. For many years I have been using a nux Livemate pedal to play intros for songs etc.. However the stock I have built up of them are starting to fail unfortunately. I need to find something I can use for this purpose. I've been looking at the digitech jamman series of products, but I've been wondering if it might be possible to have an mp3 player which will play one track and stop at the beginning of the next track, and also able to accomodate something like a bluetooth footpedal to start the appropriate track running? I know this is not just something that I do, but I can't seem to find anything specific on searching. Can anyone offer any insight?? Thanks in advance

very interesting! lol

l.i.f.e. goes on - noah and the whale

normally two - one for play and one as backup, but if there's a drop tuned song or different tuning - one to cover that on top making 3

larks tongues in aspic - crimson

Thank you

Disposable heroes - metallica

Cardiac Arrest - Madness

heart attack - olly murs

@tauzero I’ve just got the callipers out (forgot I had them tbh lol) and I’m getting a measurement of 5.6 mm width. am I still looking for m6 screws? sorry to be a noob 😂

appreciate you looking my friend. Thank you

big gun - accadacca

fantastic! Thanks so much!!

@nekomatic I managed to find a media player on ebay, which should hopefully negate the need to carry a laptop everywhere. Thanks for the heads up on that 👍

Hi guys. I bought some secondhand chinese knock off Led Par cans, but once I received them, I discovered one of the bracket securing screws was missing.🙄 I'll attach pics, but does anyone know where i might find a replacement? or even what to search for online might be a start 🤣 Obviously not necessarily matching - looking for functionality over that lol Cheers

kevin knows I'm miserable now - the smiths

f@g ash lil - denim turtles

pictures of matchstick men - the Quo

labour of love - hue and cry