Lee Carter

I have to say, having unlimited data both at home and on my mobile probably swayed me a little. If I didn't have these I'd be looking at Amazons new option, buy the CD and get access to the MP3's immediately (they still send you the disc). Unfortunately only available in the US at the moment but the model is sure to come here at some point.

I'm in the same boat as you, Premium subscriber to Spotify (great for the kids, incidental music at gigs, new stuff) but I've also uploaded my entire collection to Google Music. I have heard said that Google will be releasing a streaming service in the near future, now if that integrates with what I already have uploaded (which fills those beatles/led Zep/pink floyd holes) then I'll kick Spotify into touch, I'm so far into bed with Google these days anyway we refer to each other as darling.

2 pieces of 2x2 cut to cab depth, little platform for amp. Take it further by adding a ply top so you make a little shelf

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mattcbass, black gaffa tape works a treat on the strap pin problem.

+1 for the warwick rockbags

Conan is a very generous guy and a pleasure to deal with. He offered some strings, and he sent some strings.

Cheers Paul, glad it's gone to a good home.

[quote name='Mr. Foxen' timestamp='1360684532' post='1974615'] Only downside is hearing more top end can mean you hear the crap sound you are making that you didn't hear before,[/quote] Strangely I found that a plus, I could finally hear my "sound", which I thought was too bass heavy. Once up at lug hole level I could hear the amount of treble I had added to compensate and was able to tweak the EQ accordingly.

I had the same issue with my TC rig. Swapped out the 112 for 212, vertical stack and I now have a 10" pretty much next to my earhole. Problem solved. Like [url="https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&docid=sFBvCFjI7JFqAM&tbnid=xzK7ZmZj3LbHgM:&ved=&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.proaudiostar.com%2Ftc-electronic-rs-212-bass-cabinet.html&ei=EmMaUdi_DIuIhQf7nIB4&bvm=bv.42261806,d.ZG4&psig=AFQjCNHYEqVPoorVNx82HTLaz9nrcMKH3A&ust=1360770191270952"]this[/url]

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Well I've sold something, so best I start one of these then....

I think you'll find you can do this with the kindle app

Shall I do the Jedi hand thing again......

B3 is the multi FX you are looking for

yep, that set-up works for me. Into input and then use the amp controls to tweak for the room. If I'm direct into the PA, then the pedal does the work.

Thanks Thurbs, I would but I wouldn't know what to do with DB if it smacked me on the arse :-) Yep Gapiro, Done it before will do it again ;-)

[url="http://www.rapidonline.com/Cables-Connectors/3-5mm-Stereo-Plug-to-3-5mm-Stereo-Socket-3m-35-4477/?sid=8b182f07-a54a-4709-87d3-48d2ebc1d8d6"]Rapid[/url] are quite good for this sort of thing as well, if you give them a bell they should be able to tell you the diameter of the plug barrel.

I use one of [url="http://www.bose.co.uk/GB/en/home-and-personal-audio/headphones-and-headsets/acoustic-noise-cancelling-headphones/quietcomfort-accessories/6m-extension-cable-for-bose-headphones/"]these[/url], seems to do the trick.

There for the day as Chauffeur, so will probably park in the centre and get the good lady to claim it back on expenses ;-)

Wish I could, But I'm only there for the day. We only live about an hour way, so I may venture in one evening without the good lady.

If it makes it's way to Colchester, I'm up for using her at one of my Jam nights, should be able to raise a few quid.

[size=4][font=arial]Fair enough, I'm not wishing to piss on your bonfire ;-) Just a tight arse that tries to do everything for as little as possible (I blame the parents)[/font][/size]