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You could try contacting the guys at Groove Street 98 in Brussels. It's been a long time since I was last there if they can't supply the back line they may be able to suggest someone who can.

I was looking at these with the thought of having a super compact gigging pedal board incorporating the Black Box or Pocket Master probably in combination with a couple of pedals and DI into the mixer. My idea was to tape/velcro the Pocket Master to the underside of the pedal board and run the 1/4" out to a DI box to get a balanced feed to the mixer. If the built-in effects are good enough I'd maybe use them and switch effects on and off via Bluetooth (probably one of the MVave Chocolate variants).

Interesting. I've been looking at this and the Mvave Black Box recently but couldn't find much bass related feedback on how it sounds.

I keep the gig dates up to date and the band info, set list etc. but I don't think we've ever had any enquiries via LR and although I know the gig s are included in the automatic mailings we probably get more engagement via Facebook in what's going on.

I've been using Lemonrock for the past few years, with the main use being I can add gigs to the site and they're automatically picked up by the "Diary" page on our band website. My Lemon rock subscription is up for renewal and it dawned on me that the only real benefit that I get from my £40 subscription is this. I looked at using a Google Calendar but it looks pretty rubbish. Does anyone have any recommendations for an easily editable calendar that can be embedded in a website?

I like the look and price of the Tascams but I've heard about interference issues with them so I've been looking more closely at the Zoom H1n and H2n. Can't really decide which to go for. I'm looking at something to record rehearsals and potentially gigs.

No. Jackson did own them as he bought ATV music that also included the rights to many other songs including Northern Music, but he sold 50% of his share in ATV to Sony in the 90s. In 2016 Sony bought the remaining 50% of ATV from the "estate" of MJ. However McCartney managed to buy back Northern Songs from Sony "for an undisclosed sum". So Macca owns all the rights to the Beatles catalog.

I know we're only supposed to choose 1 but that's too difficult. My the first ones that jump to mind are Cream - Live Vol II Peter Gabriel - Plays Live Stranglers - X Cert Deep Purple - Made In Japan King Crimson - USA Led Zeppelin - Song Remains The Same Jethro Tull - Bursting Out

I saw him at the NEC on that tour. Didn't realise at the time how significant it would be,

Back on track Has my bass playing improved? Yes Am I practising more? - Also yes. I follow Mary Spender on YouTube and she set out to a video every day during January and encouraged people to play/practice for at least 15 every day. I can't say that I've managed every day but I'm trying to practice most days,

I'm in 2 bands. One of the bands went into extended hiatus in Lockdown 1 and apart from 1 attempt at doing an online collab and a socially distanced outdoor jam nothing has really happened. For the other band as soon as we went into lockdown we shared a list of songs that we wanted to learn, everyone* learnt their part, recorded it and I pulled the results together in GarageBand and not only did we have new songs ready go when we got back together again but we also got a couple of demo recordings. *after we got together post lockdown the rhythm guitarist sad he didn't like any of the new songs and wasn't happy, which was fine with the rest of us as we were looking to get rid of him anyway. During the summer (post lockdown 1) we got back to rehearsing together and without the rhythm guitar player we had a new found freedom and learned even more new songs. We managed to do a live stream and a socially distanced "gig" at the end of August. We got into the routine of practising weekly again during the autumn and managed to do a Christmas live stream with most of the songs being completely new. Now we're in lockdown again we;ve got another batch of 5 songs that we're learning and starting to pull together the individually recorded parts.

On the Thomann FAQ page "VAT will be added and charged by Thomann GmbH after processing an order only if the net value of the items is equal or less than 135.00 GBP or if delivery will be to Northern Ireland. In these cases, no additional fee will have to be paid upon delivery."

I know that this has been said elsewhere, but i just want to make sure I fully understand ... So the threshold for free delivery is £135, which is also the threshold for VAT, and when VAT is involved the courier/agent will also charge a handling fee. Does that mean that the ideal order would be for £134.99 + the £8 delivery charge?

If you mean the bass £599