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If it helps, the switcher that I breadboarded but never got round to casing up for the MS-60B or B3/G3 uses the program change message 0xC0 + 1 byte patch number, which must be 0-49 for the MS-60B and 0-99 for the B3/G3. Somebody else on here built something similar but a little more sophisticated than mine.

Add an extension to the headstock using metal dowels to strengthen the join? Looking at my Dean Edge 10-string, I doubt you could even convert that to 12 string.

It's worth reading the MOD Devices forum on their current situation. They have collapsed but are looking to get investment to be able to purchase everything from the liquidator and keep going. You could always go Zynthian instead - https://zynthian.org/

Did you update HX Edit first?

So you haven't got the same problem as the OP. I'm trying to work out why you assumed I was asking how much volume you were short of, as it was the OP I was trying to elicit that information from. Then it all got confusing. The answer for the OP is my original question - are you lacking in volume at the moment?

One of my headlesses sits on a stand as the tuners protrude past the body. It's one of this type, though it has a solid pivoting safety thing rather than a big rubber band:

You need to know what the current is too. Typically about 20mA but different colours are different currents. Dropping 7V at 20mA would take a 350R resistor.

Is the speaker maxed out at that point? I'm just trying to work out why your current equipment isn't already a one cab solution.

Hamburger Concerto by Focus Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd Bat out of Hell by Meat Loaf Love It to Death by Alice Cooper

How far short of volume are you?

My Antoniotsai is retrofitted witha Warwick Just-a-Nut I, which is c. 9mm c-c.

The Royal Mail strikes are the odd day rather than constant. Delays, yes, but should still get there reasonably quickly. No more strike days for a week. https://www.royalmail.com/latest-news

And funnily enough, I've just got my TC Helicon Double and Create XT off the shelf where they've been living for years, wondering whether to sell them or try to use them.

The other version is when the boom joint isn't quite fully tightened, and the mic gets performance anxiety and gradually droops lower and lower.

They seem to pay out most of the time. I've just been reading through the Trustpilot reviews and it seems that the complainers haven't followed their procedures. Not taking "before" photos, not using a service that required a signature, and not submitting the claim soon enough seem to be the primary reasons. I'm not saying that the terms aren't fairly onerous, but you have to adhere to the policy rules taking out car insurance so it's not unreasonable to do the same for parcel insurance. Last time I sent something, Interparcel wanted a hefty chunk on top for insurance. I booked direct through UPS instead, and the cost was quite a bit less including a declared value.

Are you sure you're not getting a little paranoid? Sorry if I seemed a little abrupt.

I use Chrome, which isn't exactly a rare breed.

Took me two seconds. Just shrink your browser width. I'd expect a website to assume a smaller screen, eg. a phone, and drop font sizer accordingly.

Pop back to page 87 for @Wilson_51_ 's recipe, which @disssa has taken to new heights. Must try it myself at some point.

That's funny, somebody said exactly that in the Mail comments (I was reading them for a laugh after looking at the pictures in the article). It wasn't you, was it?

It does seem like we've got two trolls trolling each other. Just have to see if they're both on the hook or whether I'm wide of the mark and it's over, and there will be no repeat of the maiden rehearsal.

Wood & Tronics is now https://www.pasinibasses.net/ Perusing their wares, I was struck by a resemblance: Is it just me?

Dunno, Latvia's a bit far to go to audition for the band he's going to put together.

Well, actually, they told me that they tried out some bloke on fretless but he was really up himself, wouldn't listen to a word, and wasn't all that good. So they didn't bother with him and got someone else who could play simply if required, could do the complicated stuff but wasn't obsessed with it, and who got on well with everyone in the band.

A band is a social entity as much as a musical one. If you are reasonably competent and can integrate socially (I don't mean going out for a drink together, I mean talking things through if there seems to be discord and finding out what the others are expecting from you and each other) then you stand a very good chance of getting in.