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Glasto, who hasn't played there that should have done?
paul_5 replied to Pinball's topic in General Discussion
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Same as makes a great bass player - good ears and the sense to use them.
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Slander played the Borough in Darwen last night supported by the very capable 'Horny Goat Band', and it was HOT! Like, really hot. we had to stop after 5 songs to cool down - the room was unbearable, and the lights were really close to us; the lead guitarist in particular. When we felt sure that none of us were going to expire we set up fans on the stage and continued. Thanks to a really long lead I ended up on the floor messing about with punters (great fun) by way of entertainment. Also it was very, very loud! In spite of (or maybe because of) the difficulties we all seemed to move everything up a gear, I think to try to compensate for the unscheduled interlude, but whatever the reason we sold some CDs, and everyone had a brilliant night out.
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Definitely tape it lengthways, then I'd cable-tie it to be sure. As always, I'd put a high quality buffer as soon as I could in the signal chain, especially when using really length lengths of cable.
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Bump for 'it's also really useful for powering foldbacks' type amp. -
I get that on my Macbook, apparently it's a quirk of the forum hosting software. Just change the extension to .mp3 instead of .ipb and your player will pick it up. It'll take about 2 minutes, but it's well worth it. The HGB played this one last night and it sounded brilliant!
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D'addario Strings - Customer service as it should be
paul_5 replied to randythoades's topic in Accessories and Misc
Frankly, I'm surprised that there's been an issue with D'Addario strings, I've never had a duff one. Good to know that they're on the ball though. -
I've used the Peavey ones way back when, and they were great.
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we rehearse once a month and it's the highlight of my social calendar. Sure, it's hard work and we get a lot done in the 4 or 5 hours, but everybody in the band is plain old bat-sh*t crazy. Which is nice.
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I made one myself using an old broom handle, gaffe tape and some panel pins (2 inch galvanised). Giving the guitarist a quick prod works wonders.
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For stripping insulation from cables I just use a small pair of side cutters; not the easiest thing to work with, but it's what I'm used to. When I started using solder less (George L) cables I A/B'ed one long on e against my usual Van Damme/Neutrik cable. The George L's didn't lose as much of the upper mids, and I know this because I recorded identical lines into ProTools and then got a spectral analyser on them. Because I am a bit of a geek. Reliability has never been problem, but that might be down to them being on a board.
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Yes, everyone in the world. Ever.
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I will. I'll also have the pleasure of seeing youse guys on Saturday at the Borough in Darwen, Lancashire. That's Saturday the 28th of June at the Borough in Darwen, Lancashire...
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I'd also question how exactly it was 'serviced' and nobody noticed the fault.
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[quote name='Dr.Dave' timestamp='1403770173' post='2486013'] Dr. my arse - bloody fake. [/quote] Yup, [i]definately[/i] not a proctologist...
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[quote name='cheddatom' timestamp='1403768692' post='2485984'] Tech 21 XXL? [/quote] This, and one of those ridiculous undercuts will help to accentuate the upper mids...
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[quote name='TheRockinRoadie' timestamp='1403767076' post='2485969'] I have three Ashdown heads because they're awesome and reliable. I'm glad to see more and more artists are signing onto their roots. [/quote] If they're so reliable, why THREE?
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Laney SP300, 300 W (150per side at 4Ω) head. 2U steel case with 1/4" sockets and binding posts. It will also run bridged for 300W at 8Ω, so perfect for driving bass cabs for small/medium gigs. It's not had much use, and has been rack mounted for the vast majority of its life. Some scuffs in the paint, but nothing major [url="http://s1221.photobucket.com/user/paul_510/media/Laneyfront_zpsb4e6a9f6.jpg.html"][/url] [url="http://s1221.photobucket.com/user/paul_510/media/LaneyTop_zps6f56ecca.jpg.html"][/url] [url="http://s1221.photobucket.com/user/paul_510/media/LaneyRear_zpsd14f13a9.jpg.html"][/url] £70 to you good folks, can deliver or meet within reasonable distance of North Manchester. TRADE OPTION: 2 x 4GB 1333MHZ DDR strips (204 pin) to fit 13" Macbook Pro.
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Also Laney have emailed me back saying that they haven't got any information on it.
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It looks like this: [URL=http://s1221.photobucket.com/user/paul_510/media/Laneyfront_zpsb4e6a9f6.jpg.html][IMG]http://i1221.photobucket.com/albums/dd471/paul_510/Laneyfront_zpsb4e6a9f6.jpg[/IMG][/URL] and the input sockets have got a 'link' socket underneath them - presumably this is for running parallel power amps, but I've never noticed them before. Anybody got any experience of doing this? [URL=http://s1221.photobucket.com/user/paul_510/media/LaneyRear_zpsd14f13a9.jpg.html][IMG]http://i1221.photobucket.com/albums/dd471/paul_510/LaneyRear_zpsd14f13a9.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
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Really tempted to add another PUP to my Jazz...again.
paul_5 replied to paul_5's topic in Repairs and Technical
[quote name='Meddle' timestamp='1403724590' post='2485705'] Any cap wired this way would become a master tone control, as it straddles the hot and ground sides of the circuit. You cannot isolate a tone control to work on a single pickup, effectively, using mono, passive electronics. [/quote] Yeah, I realised that as I was planning my wiring. I've decided to hang fire on this idea... for now... -
J Retro delux 01 pre ON HOLD
paul_5 replied to Harry's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
These things are the balls! GLWTS -
[size=6]Big 'u[/size][size="5"]ns! [/size]
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[quote name='Skybone' timestamp='1403612569' post='2484435'] Ever tried helping him get the drums set up? You could help load in, get stands up & place cymbals so he can get them set up for him, you could get drums & cymbals out of cases, hi-hat stand etc, etc. While he's faffing about getting them all into position, you can set your gear up. Being in a band is a team effort after all, so if everyone pulls together as a team, all good for the "common cause", which is why you are all in a rehearsal room together in the first place... surely? [/quote] This.
