I'm trying to fix an old Yamaha Clavinova. The speaker protection relay has given up the ghost and I'm struggling to find a replacement.
It's an OMRON G5Z-2A rated at 12VDC and apparently they've been discontinued.
Any suggestions as to where I might find anything similar?
'Enya' was booked to appear on Radio 4's 'Gardeners' Question Time' but was dropped when the producers realised she wanted to overdub herself 16 times.
A band. That's where the fun is.
Unless they're rubbish, and then it's like pulling teeth.
Seriously though, those Peavey amps are bomb-proof. Keep ticking along with the metronome, it'll pay dividends in the long run...
David Bowie did all of the 'Minion' voices in Despicable Me. He wanted too much money to reprise the role(s) for the sequel, so they were done by Rachel Weiss instead. True fact.
[s]Carol Kaye Complete Electric Bass Volumes 1&2 - £25 the pair [/s]
Jaco Pastorius Essential bass recorded versions - £8
Chuck Sher Improvisor's Bass Method £8
Rick Laird - Improvising Jazz Bass - £7
Or all 3 for £20
All prices include p&p to mainland UK.
Every day's a school day. Take regular breaks and spend some time away from the bass. Sometimes it's helpful to read through a piece without playing it. I find it can help me to get a different angle on problematic sections.
Regular physical exercise too - don't forget that the rest of your faculties need a workout as well as keeping those piggies wriggling...
All Hail Timmy!
Been playing about with my Timmy clone recently and it's still my favourite grit box. Superb on guitar and bass with no loss of low end on either. Fricking awesome!
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Edit: Anything By Jamiroquai with Stuart Zender at the helm had groove IMO
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This. My nomination would be "Chameleon" on Herbie [i]Hancock's Headhunters[/i].
If you don't mind having a look at the guts yourself then an audio probe is dead easy to make, and should help to identify the problem area on the board. Even if it's something you can't fix yourself, then you could at least tell the technician where the fault is and save them a few hours' work (and yourself a few quid).