EBS_freak

Loudest gig I ever went to. I could feel the skin on my head moving across my scalp!

When it comes to the law, there are no fair or unfair tax laws. They are just tax laws. Putting the word fair or unfair in front of the word law is purely subjective. I'm not defending Amazon either way, all I am saying is that they are operating within the boundaries set out by the law. As outsiders, we can both comment on what we deem to fair or unfair - but at the end of the day, we are all bound by those same rules.

He had it half right. Across the stage means there’s less bleed into mics. Trouble is, you have to have the volume at the appropriate level also.

And it slaps the guitarist around the head when they deviate...

Following on the from the out of time thread, I've just realised... the cover of this was defo better than the original...

I'm not that crass OK OK, I wanted a laser beam from the headstock - but couldn't find a blue one that was exactly the same colour as the LEDs

Its a GB Spitfire - www.gbguitars.co.uk It's the rotary selector switch for the sound to light LED system.

I'd challenge that one. The word spastic still exists - and is the correct medical terminology - although the rebranding of the charity was a stroke of genius in terms of removing the negative connotations associated with the term.

Talking of Warren Z, I guess Suzie Lightning can't be in Yugoslavia either.

Werewolves of London - there is no Lee Ho Fooks anymore... although you could argue that the lyrics are still valid as it's all in the past tense.

Back to the OP - whereas the twin towers were the most famous of the trade centres, there was back then - and today, more than two WTCs, in NYC.

You're certainly right there. A Nissan Juke?

I guess this one.

Maybe - and I guess your request for compensation may not go down too well.

Now think about going on tour. Roadies want everything in a road case, ready to go - for quick setup and pack down. Pretty much every touring band (OK maybe not during the pandemic) are still very much using the 19" rack format - even more so when small heads are involved. You'll see big heads either removed from a flight case or put on stage still in a flight case... but even the small amps are still rack mounted - for logistics ease.

Columbia still doing OK getting it's shipments in across the borders. Business as usual. Maybe we need to get in contact with the cartel and see if they would be interested in a side hustle of delivering basses...? Or have I been watching too much of Ozark?

It does seem the sensible option doesn't it?

Good old Windows.

It really p1sses me off that you have to pay insurance for courier to do their job properly. Would you get a tradesman in and be presented with the option of "do you want us to build this wall... and do you want to pay extra to insure... just incase we put a shovel through your window and accidentally drive into your house?" It's ludicrous isn't it?

Something like some AM13R carpet will probably make for a good aftermarket refur

If it's just a case of fuzz, a "bobble off" or razor blade may do you. You may have to live with the bare wood bits unless you want to go through the process of stripping it.

Have you got any pics of the damage?

Have you ever watched Ghostbusters?

You find they probably will - but you still have to pay the postage.

I would wager it's an off the shelf battery - if the Backbeat guys have introduced a custom battery from China, that's a terrible business decision as your company and your design is all dependent upon the survival of the supplier company. I don't know why Backbeat couldn't give you the specs.