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From memory a ring main will typically have a 32A circuit breaker and the load on the sockets will be shared evenly around the ring. When you use everything from one socket the limiting factor is the 13A fuse in the wall plug. Dave

It assists the audience in being a-tent-ive

You might have picked a pic where we can see you Rob 😀

Stop it. You're embarrassing me now 😁

I've obviously made quite an impression on you guys.

Bet you really enjoyed it. Dave

Brilliant Dave and congratulations all round. Dave

I have a 19" rack mounted mains surge protection unit with 6 sockets on it but i dont think it protects LIKE AN rcd. I think its more surge protection. Problem is i'm waiting on a new Mesa TT800 and will stop using my rack with Mpulse and Korg tuner. Dave

And easy to buy thru local Screwfix. Liking that one. Dave

What type are you using both RCD and ring mains tester unit. Just thinking it might be worth having something Dave

Just curious to know if anyone uses any mains protection more so in venues with suspect sockets etc. Was thinking of something you would plug into the venue socket and you then plug into the unit. Just curious. Dave

That's a young looking you in your avatar Dave 😀

Bass Direct gave me a decent trade price on my 2 Berg ae112 cabs against a Dingwall NG2. Dave

I would never have guessed that. They look quite impressive. I was thinking they were Ibanez but didn't want to say in case the were expensive boutique basses and i offended you. 😂 Dave

That one on left ooks very tasty/ What makes are they. Pick ups all look similar or same type. Dave

Nice one sir. Dave

Curious as to which one you'd keep. Also curious what your current basses are mainly because it sounds like a nice varied collection. Any pics ? Dave

I enjoyed that.

Not really but you never can tell with bass players 😂

Not sure i fancy a Dano Longhorn to be honest. Its mainly boxes and stuff lying on the floor that's the problem. I'm still able to swing the cat (proverbial of course) but i fall over stuff when i get carried away in the moment of practicing. Does anyone else get lost in the moment when practicing at home or am i just weird. 😂 Dave

I'll give you £225 for it 😂

That's what i need to do but my bass cave is a bit cramped at moment with some boxes being stored for few weeks at a time to stop cats damaging the boxes. Time for a clear up i reckon Dave. Dave

Should we allow you to stay on BC now ??? 😂 Any particular reason for selling everything Frank ? Seems a bit drastic. Dave

I was an engineer for 40 yrs and i still have some of my original tools. Most engineers i know do get attached to certain tools like that particular flat blade or phillips that just fits the hand better, provides better grip and doesn't break at first use. I know car mechanics that only buy Snap-on tools cause they are rated the best with a lifetime guarantee but boy they are expensive. Not for amatuer mechanic tho and same could be said about basses. 😁 Everyone can come up with reasons for keeping a collection of whatever it is they like or use in their job as tools. I have some sentimental attachment to certain basses, not all, just some. Others i'd sell tomorrow but dont need to if i'm honest so its not doing any harm having them. I do like the idea of one or maybe 2 basses. My choice would be a P and J bass but i'd miss my Sandberg VM4. I also have a wee notion for a MM Sterling Stingray but no rush to buy one. Dave