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[quote name='jonsmith' timestamp='1441990184' post='2863637'] Although it seems that some of us don't care about our sound - a concept I'm still trying to get to grips with - some of us do and want to get the best results with what is available to us. [/quote] I don't think anyone said they don't care about their sound. My personal feeling is that I do care about my sound but I don't care if that sound isn't the same as the sound on the original record.

[quote name='seashell' timestamp='1441999780' post='2863757'] Thanks! Car off road for the weekend. :-( But no problem really as it is my birthday and various friends are taking me out! :-) [/quote] Get them to take you to PMT then!

[quote name='mr zed' timestamp='1441988027' post='2863608'] Couldn't agree more! How many threads have we had discussing tone when noodling at home and tone to cut through in a band situation. [/quote] There's also the odd thread about being in front of or behind the beat, which I suspect is what's behind what may appear as sloppy timing in isolation.

There's a black classical guitar up for £8-61. It's getting silly when the postage is more expensive than the instrument.

We need another Midlands Bass Bash so I can try this out. And have cake, of course.

[quote name='Skybone' timestamp='1441978535' post='2863483'] But a guitar or a bass IS a "hand held device". [/quote] So is pen and paper.

[quote name='TrevorR' timestamp='1441971185' post='2863360'] I'm not sure which I prefer and the reasons for that preference... Why-Fi [/quote] There's a lady down the road whose opinion I would value - MIL-Fi.

"The Slider" by T Rex. "Electric Warrior" tends to be the more recognised album but I think that "The Slider" was a further development of their sound and more sophistication to the songs.

How about [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLEMncv140s"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLEMncv140s[/url] And of course there's [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGF5ROpjRAU"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGF5ROpjRAU[/url] and [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AB3uVARNhmM"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AB3uVARNhmM[/url] But maybe [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32SkxLCZz_o"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32SkxLCZz_o[/url] is more like what the OP envisaged.

[quote name='operative451' timestamp='1441901003' post='2862820'] I can't work out how to do the embed thing... [/quote] Change the https:// to http://

[quote name='Huge Hands' timestamp='1441885369' post='2862558'] Funnily enough, I find talking a lot harder than singing when playing bass. When I try to say something to my band mates, I always end up sounding like a demented ape with a speech impediment.... [/quote] I have the same problem. Perhaps speaking with the rhythm you're playing would help, as demonstrated here speaking while playing bongos: [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akK4mzEZVRU"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akK4mzEZVRU[/url]

Kayleigh - Marillion.

We have a similarly sized singer to your number 1 option and I wouldn't want to replace her. She'd probably divorce me, for one thing.

Just about anything by Ivor Biggun. Anything by Flanders and Swann.

It's not about chords though, it's melody and drones (also cf. sitar).

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1441802503' post='2861886'] The audience aren't out of time though... They are just clapping on the "wrong" beats. And it's only convention that dictates you should clap on beat 2 and 4 of this style of music rather than 1 and 3. [/quote] Indeed, it's not like the imbeciles who clap during ice dancing and figure skating routines, who have no concept of clapping in time. And they are the reason that tambourines should never be left in range of the audience.

I've used PVA glue on the ones I've done.

If it was a Bass 7, I'd say avoid it like the plague. As it's a Bass 8, it might not be as appallingly bad.

No firmware updates for it on the Zoom site. You can also use the USB interface to change patch by sending MIDI control messages to it. That appears to be as far as it goes, though.

I sold mine because it was so light. I was playing a Thumb at the time (followed on from a Hayman 40/40, then a P) and such a lightweight bass just felt wrong to me. I rather regret it now, it was a lovely bass.

Pink Floyd's "Bike" was inspired by a rather persistent groupie.

I posted this to the rest of the band a few months ago with the comment "This is why I want to do it". We do "The Seeker". I thought I'd have a bit of revision and found an isolated bass track to that. And then I discovered that I've been playing it wrong for years.

[quote name='ColinB' timestamp='1441658991' post='2860729'] Why would you not want to stab the drummer? [/quote] I think the missing word was "unintentionally".

Should have asked - why is a chair no good?

Peavey Grind BXP Hohner B2AV or Jack 5