stingrayPete1977

That's not how eBay works, if you don't want it don't click on it, not hard really.

We've got a shooting ground a mile away, I find the noise really soothing, nothing better than sitting in the garden reading a magazine with a coffee and listening to the irregular pops and bangs. I've even heard people say clay pigeon shooting is cruel.....

I bet there's a lot of pros using Squire stuff, not necessarily famous players from famous bands as such but pros or there playing, cruise ships, corporate functions, recording sessions, theatres etc etc etc

I like how people always use Fender as an example of how Gibson and Rickenbacker should do business yet Fender have been in massive debt for years, most if not all of my life AFAIK!

Decent basses then?!

Can I still pay with turnips?

There's quite a few of us here insured with them so you better let us know if there's anything wrong with it, I just pay for it and print it off! Lol

I remember when it was all fields.....

Used to be Ampband for about £59 but after a tip off from this very site we are now with Insure4music which is even cheaper! I think we paid £45?

Pli would only be a scam if they didn't pay out when they should. Like in many trades I think these things help to some extent, the dinosaurs with ratty old kit that won't have PAT testing done or take out public liability or think buying the stickers off eBay will do the job generally don't get the better gigs and certainly not the better paying ones! Long may it continue. I do the PAT testing and a years insurance costs each band member about ten quid.

Due to a drink driver I've got a sister with one leg and a paralysed arm mate, I know what she got and I know what the medical experts and legal people got!

You forgot the £9.9 million divided up between the legal eagles!

Could it be worth messaging Thomann, they might have a stagg one knocking about?

Pow!

I wonder where JTUK went?

I really need to get back into practicing!

I'm not young, cool or good looking so I'm safe.

I talking about the one in the first clip neilp put up above, he's got a French bow but he's holding it further up the stick.

I've never seen that method of French hold before, it's certainly doing the job!

I did one in ears gig with my amp and cab, didn't need it and hasn't been used since.

I'm on the KZs, if you get the tips fitting well there's no way the volume of the guitar amp should be getting through overly loud, is the guitarist on in ears too?

Most of the people I know that go to them are 50+

If you like this then Gary Karr is the guy to listen to, not that this guy isn't great too. When I watch someone like this I can see all the things he's doing right technique wise but I slip straight into my shoddy way of doing it, getting that left elbow up is my biggest fail, this guy has it nailed bang on, elbow up one way as the bow hand heads the opposite way. Brilliant. The intonation in thumb position is fantastic, hours and hours of practice gone into that. Thanks for sharing Ambient.

We've barely touched our in ears mix since it was first set up and saved into the mixer, I wouldn't use them in a venue where they were coming from an unknown source.

I wouldn't be too bothered if there were no more Rics or Gibsons fake or real tbh