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When ever you have an argument with the wife, Cheer your self up simply by watching your wedding video backwards...... you'll love the bit where you give her back the ring, watch her walk back down the aisle, get into a car and pi@@ off !.... Save money on expensive air fresheners, simply by stuffing lavender up ya hoop, then every time you fart a burst soothing fragrance is released into you house. Submarine designers, why not put the water pipes on the out side then if there is a leak it wont make a mess ! GOOD OLD VIZ

SPARES ahh yes. i always have in my bag, Spare.... strings lead battery and the the biggy,,,,,,,,, FUSES for plug and amp oh my fave,,, you buy cheap, you buy twice.......( only about 90% right) and my best advice to all.... Buy and use a circuit breaker best £8 you can spend. you gear might be good but the wiring in some venues is HORRENDOUS. Like this one..... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RCD-Power-Circuit-Breaker-Socket-Plug-Safety-Switch-/140334475536?pt=UK_DIY_Material_Electrical_Fittings_MJ&hash=item20ac962910

Thought it might be a good idea to have a tips section as i am sure all of us will have at least one we could all use. ok, to get the ball rolling, im going to give mine i have been using for years now and is very handy regarding leads. i hire and do the band pa and i got sick of trying to find what lead goes where in the spaghetti. Cure.. next time you or the kids throw away felt tip pens take out the refill and slice the pen into 7mm (ish) rings put a slit down the edge, these then you can wrap around either ends of leads ( not all the same colour ! HA) hay presto, no more wondering what that is in the multicore box. you can even group your leads, example, brass section yellow rings 1ring on one, two on the other, 3 on another EASY your welcome

EEERRRMMMM.... iv got another few to look at, al let you know....

[quote name='silddx' post='1297400' date='Jul 8 2011, 04:33 PM']It was rubbish. And Warwick recognised that and designed the JANII which was even more rubbish. Now we have the Brass JANIII which is a lovely bit of work.[/quote] I loved the first thumb bass nut, i could get the strings right down in the nut, just a fraction above the first frett with no buzz, the problem i found with some plastic ( or softer than metal types). if i set (filed) the nut down so the strings sat as said ( just above the first frett ) after a short space of time if you use the bass alot with constant tuning changing strings the strings slowly file the bottom of the nut away and you slowly start to get a buzz from the first frett, i could not find an issue with the just a nut 1, loved the way if the string sat too low in the nut ( or high) it was just a half turn on a fine thred to lower or higher it, perfect. on saying all this my wal has a plastic nut that i have never had to change in 25 years and i use that alot. i spose its all down to what works for us, one mans bla bla bla.