WalMan

Said I would put this about for a band I work with but can't on 9 May as I am 99.9% certain to be at the other end of the country seeing #1 son before he ships out for a third tour of the sandbox. So anyway, the band is Raw Deal and they do mainly rock covers. Bits of Lizzy, Dire Straits, Who, etc.. Pretty standard stuff. The gigs at the Elms in Worthing. Pretty standard pub money I think. If you're up for it and can get me / them out of a hole, drop me a PM. EDIT: It might actually be 10/5 as I see another band I know mentioned gigging @ The Elms on 9/5 on FB earlier today.

[quote name='PauBass' timestamp='1397052650' post='2420156'] Original post and thread title edited, now updated with all the info and my experience. [/quote]Ah haaaaa. I thought I'd gone mad & missed the name in the title for a mo

[quote name='PauBass' timestamp='1396879222' post='2418265']OOPS![/quote] well there you go then; and [quote name='FinnDave' timestamp='1396880089' post='2418282']In which case they definitely have the right dimensions for a super twin, the cover on mine downstairs is proof of that![/quote] ditto.

I [i]think[/i] I have all of them? Would need to check but I know I subscribed and think they are all boxed up as I could never bring myself to chuck them - it was enough of a wrench to trow away boxes of Guitarist, International Musician & Sounds International!! I do have someone local interested, but they are more interested in the BP mags, so we might be able to sort something

I take it this is not Roqsolid? They have stock dimensions from Alex I believe and do a good cover as well as being helpful & quick - they designed and built a cover for my bass pedals from initial email, followed by a swift exchange re dimensions & requirements, to delivery in about 10 days. Get your money back and try them - unless it is them in which case OOPS!

Just in case people don't get down as far as 'Recycling' in the 'For Sale' section I am having a clearout at home and a LARGE collection of BGM, its predecessor & Bass Player magazines will be heading to the dump in the next couple of weeks if no one wants them. It seems a shame to do that, but needs must. The collections run pretty much from issue 1 of BGM until I let the sub lapse a year or so ago. Bass Player covers a similar sort of timescale and I think I have most of the BGM predecessor. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/233418-bgm-bass-player-other-bass-mags/"]Thread here[/url]

Tried one in GAK last w/e. Couldn't get it to a light dist sound. It seemed to be either 'sound like Billy' whatever I set it to, or off. So a bit 'meh' for me on the tryout I had and I could not justify to cost for what I want.

A DSI MoPho, using the EBS Microbass II as a mixer.

Large collection of Bass Player, Bass Guitar & Other bass related mags going back to issue 1 in some cases IIRC> Available for collection from Sussex coast. They have to go in a clearout frenzy & will be going to the tip fairly soon. Collection only, or I could possibly deliver at a reasonable distance and for the cost of fuel (around 12.5p/mile) there are just too many to pack up & courier

Not too bad. Dep with the drummer from my 'main' classic rock band in his funky/disco function band. Bit of Chic, Kylie, Stevie Wonder, Jamiroqui etc. Interesting for a person who is happier with a pick and ends up with an odd claw like method for some bits but it works(ish) Not a lot of room to move, particularly with a stand for the keyboard for bass synth - for two songs - why on earth did I bother!? Seemed to go OK & remembered most of it. Rig was sounding nice where I was. Wal > Microbass II (as a mixer for the synth & bass) > TC BH250 > Super12T on a Gramma Pad. Seemed to have a fairly solid sound with a bit of snap.

[quote name='rumblefish' timestamp='1383042106' post='2259330'] Some great pics bluejay of the day,you can almost smell the GAS in these pictures :0) [/quote]... well it was mainly men of a certain age

[quote name='walbassist' timestamp='1382605655' post='2254167'] It's when I read a thread like this that I realise how lucky I am to still be playing with folks I've known for over twenty years. [/quote]... until recently I might have agreed with you, but just at the mo I'm not so sure. Think I may need to get the bolt gun and give it the last rites

[quote name='Jus Lukin' timestamp='1381769212' post='2243441'] So it's OK to pay someone to professionally relic a bass, but sacrilege to let your mates do it? [/quote]Nope. They're both feckin' stupid.

Gig 2 for the w/e over. 4-7 in The Swan Woolston. Sound guy tells me in the break that the bass is too loud as he only has the kick, vocals & guitar in the PA and can't get anything over the bass (which for me was sounding luverley). Everyone else seemed to think the overall sound was great. Ah well Fist gig with this band in a while. Down a guitarist and with the dep drummer (who did a sterling job). A few extra songs in including some that have been out of the set getting on two years now. Nobody died. The audience were well up for it and we had fun. HUZZAH!! White Punks on Dope to end the first set. On a wing and a prayer as the drummer had an old recorded version, no r/h and it was one of the songs we haven't played in a while that normally has harmony guitars at the end. Went really well all things considered. It is a bit of a showstopper. Took the digital recorder and for some reason best known to itself it stopped 40 mins into the first set so missed WPOD but was quite happy for the whole of the second set, including the met raffle. Curse it.

Out proggy gigging last night and it went pretty well. Couple of slight fluffs, but I'll bet no one noticed. Good reaction at the end considering that it was actually for a birthday party with the usual attendant ancients and babies that entails. Took both amps. Used the TC BH250 again and the Wal all night. Lovely. Stage was smaller than I remember from last time and the bass pit was incredibly tight with the bass, amp/cab, bass pedals, mike stand and guitar on a separate stand

Shame. I quite like Drumcore for quick tracks. I wondered whether you were dragging the wrong item, but seems that you have found it just doesn't work on 64bit. When I first had DC I was dragging what I thought needed D&D - IIRC the item on the list instead of the depiction of the selected loop - and that was the problem

[quote name='SPHDS' timestamp='1381354773' post='2238142'] I would like to get a D-Tuner for my Explorer and my father has offered to get one for my birthday.....so I want to make sure he gets the right model.....according to the Hipshot Website I need a 'GB-7' [url="http://store.hipshotproducts.com/cart.php?m=product_detail&p=72"]http://store.hipshot...uct_detail&p=72[/url] Just want to make sure this is right before money is spent.....had heard and read about this 'not quite fitting' on some basses (posts not being long enough etc....!) Also heard that these don't work with brass nuts, is this true or just they don't work quite as reliable as with graphite...!?! Any info would be helpful Cheers Sam [/quote]I had a graphite nut installed when I got my D-Tuner years ago. I suspect that the thing with a brass nut is that it is harder than graphing or a standard nut, and there is a greater potential for it to catch on the way down or back up. Whether that is in fact the case I couldn't say. What I can say is I love mine and have since I got it. Just remember to follow the instructions when restringing and enjoy

Apparently it's 'Hug a Drummer' Day today ... have you hugged yours? [url="https://www.facebook.com/events/623911274308551/"]Hug A Drummer[/url]

[quote name='kennyrodg' timestamp='1380894312' post='2232062'] I'm in Bud, joined your team and will be doing my bit come Novemeber. My Brother had a run in with Prostate Cancer over the last couple of years so this year I'll be collecting as much as I can at my gigs and from my Facebook page. Just wondering where I tell folks to send £££££££'s if paying online etc. [/quote]They just go to your MoPage and give online there IIRC