stingrayPete1977

Or a drum machine.

I'm sure I've found a few extra notes when I play upright bass, I just need the rest of the band to follow suit!

Nope, there really isn't such a person, never has been.

There's a few people with the Genz Benz Shuttle 12.0 heads and two of their matching four ohm 2x12 cabs which gives 600watts to each cab separately via two power amps and a tweeter in each. I'd imagine there's plenty of heft regardless of what some people say about class D heads!

Pedant alert There's no such person as HRH the Queen.

I'd still like a Big Al!

I've got a pile of Genz gear because of him!

They are worth what people will pay for them. Not a penny more and not a penny less and not the advertised for sale price.

What you want is good quality studio monitors, I haven't recorded with a physical amp since about 2001

Sounds to me like you might have had them in stereo but with a mono feed, I was rocking out with mine at home then set them up a few days later and it was tinny, no head room, awful. Then I realised it was a different P2 and sure enough it was in stereo, swapped it to mono and it blew my head off! There are other tips available for the in ears, foam or silicone and various sizes, I wouldn't spend a fortune on molded plugs only to find out that they won't work for you. Personally I wouldn't use in ears in a band where some members are and others aren't, from what you say you could spend loads on new in ears only to find that it's the dodgy mix. I'm sure more knowledgeable folk will be along soon. As for the stage entrance, I put the wire down the back of my shirt then you can hang the left and right plugs on the correct side, put the P2 on your belt with the 3.5 jack already in, I then loop the xlr lead over my guitar strap just like my guitar lead.

Nah felt like an emergency trip to the lav was about to happen!

Quick shout out to EBS_freak for spending the day setting up my band on in ears including the new FOH mix, I think we've totally killed rock and roll but on the plus side we've got three less large heavy boxes to bring, four if we can get rid of the guitar amp, no mains leads required out front and four sockets we don't need. Thanks again dude.

It didn't work unfortunately!

When playing Snow Patrol I play open A, open D and get a member of the audience to press the Ab down on the E string! I've also played it left handed all the way through just to make it slightly more exciting.

Well let's say there's twenty manufacturers, obviously there's far more, "most" would require more than half of them to have peeling Tolex issues, so that's eleven even if we're playing it down to only twenty brands, I can think of only two, Barefaced and the early versions of Ampeg after they moved the assembly to another country.

Common to most modern amps? , what a load of bollards.

Totally pointless, many venues are getting savvy, the certificate MUST include the contact details of the person responsible for the testing.

Have you been hanging out with Mr Hall and Mr Ball?

Yeah and our band plays stuff from the 70s too!

I do feel ashamed to be a man sometimes, the young lady in that clip clearly didn't want any attention other than for her musical performance.

Come on Silvia you must know how it works by now, mention cyclists or Brexit and it will be locked within a page or less.

Have you joined a The Who tribute?

I don't do charity gigs anymore, Never been paid or thanked for one.

Tickled trout, lol. Where is JTUK?

Also the pretenders were on Jools Holland a while ago, I rarely blow my own trumpet but my band are better at pretenders covers than they are these days, lol.