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  1. pete.young
    Does the OC-5 have the 'range' setting, that allows you to set a threshold above which the octaver doesn't apply?
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    Think about not putting them into the effects loop. That'll save one cable.
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    With the honourable exception of @agedhorse excellent contributions, everything in this thread, and probably everything on the entire forum has been covered earlier, where do you stop?
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    Who are you, and what have you done with the real @Beedster ?
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    WEM stood for 'Watkins Electric Music'. It looks like 'WML' to me too. Watkins did make guitars, first under the name of 'Watkins' and then 'Wilson'. I don't think the neck plates looked like that, though.
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    Sell? Sorry, not clear on the concept.
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    You might find that these need medium scale strings because of the extra distance between the bridge and tailpiece. I've never owned one so I dont' know for sure.
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    It's a great bit of gear. I only have one Precision so I won't be needing another one, but I'm very happy with the one I've got. I'm also very happy that I can now see the LED thanks to my new Mike Walsh scratch plate. Only thing I'd say is that it would be useful to have that LED as a charge level indicator when the bass isn't on charge.
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    In Gerrard St. Apparently the song was a reference to it. Better still, there was one called Ho Lee Fook at the end of the New Kings Road in Chelsea, late 70's early 80's.
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    I bought some upright bass strings from Jon. It was a perfect transaction, Jon is a pleasure to deal with and very prompt in communications and in sending out the goods. I'd happily deal with him again.
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    The builders who hang out in the 'Build Diaries' thread will probably give you some pointers. You could try a thread in there, or ask the mods to move this one.
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    On upright?
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    Some of the early stuff was recorded on a Precision, apparently. Or maybe a Jazz.
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    Can't go wrong with John East - brilliant product and first-rate customer service.
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    For casters you might find something suitable at Penn Elcom https://www.pennelcomonline.com/ Maybe also corners, though if you have NOS they're probably the thing to go for.
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    Ideal for throwing on a campfire, more like.
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    Phil Jones Briefcase has one, so some of his other stuff might do too. Cue 17-page discussion on whether there is any point to single-knob compression systems.
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    Ross Valory, Journey.
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    There isn't a right lot of outdoors at The Pickerel, unless they've boarded over the car park. And then there are the noise issues!
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    "Dad, do you know the piano's on my foot?" "You hum it son, I'll play it!"
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    "That's a big fiddle mate, will it fit under your chin?"
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    Some of the apps in mobile phones make use (inadvertently sometimes) of built-in limiters, and may need to be re-calibrated if you want to measure over 100dB or thereabouts.
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    Douglas is right. The first sheet music from 1971 has written it out in the wrong key: It's in C not F. All those Bb notes have a natural in front of them. If you take the second score and play the notes one semitone lower than written you'll end up with the baseline in the original pitch.
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    I think they should be demanding that you bring your own mikes. I can't see the point of this. What are you rehearsing for? There aren't going to be any gigs for at least six months.
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