Woodinblack

I presume mine is the same thing. But luckily it has never caused me any issues.

Am I missing the obvious that the replacement truss rod is bigger than the original? Did the original not go all the way or have you lengthened the neck?!

Last but one time I tried to buy a keyboard from PMT was when they went through their 'lets not put prices on things so people can't compare us with the internet'. There were no staff around, I looked, they had a DX which is what I was after, but no price. So I didn't bother, I just assumed it was because it was way overpriced. I found out later they were equal to the best price, so I would have bought it then. Then next time I tried to buy a keyboard from PMT, again, there were no staff around. The Argon i was looking at was there, it took a while to wrok out how to get sound through their mixer, and I quite liked it, but I had a limited time, and it was loud with other people playing so I didn't get it. I got it some time later. I don't remember who, may have even been them. Wasn't good either way. Soon after that they moved (the bristol branch) to a place where I would have to go out of my way to get to, so I simply don't get there any more - bought my ME90B from there as I was going to bristol, I knew I wanted it and it was worth stopping to pick it up so I could use it that day.

Glad to hear you got your money back, it is not that common, so well done

It is.

This refers almost directly to the midget cab

Right - all the email problems should now be sorted. If you have any new email issues, and by new, I mean email issues since 23:00 on 1st April, then let me know.

There are next to no emails going out at the moment, this isn't the original problem, I think I need to switch back to the original problem!

The only feature the air has is the wireless keyboard, which works pretty well, and an aditional midi interface (as well as USB) so you don't need a separate Midi interface (not an issue for you as you got the Behringinger, which I also have, but only for the Audio ins). A 25 key keyboard still has its use live, for lead lines, and the fact that you can fit it anywhere

Its different in the fact there is none. Paypal doesn't charge for a Friends and Family payment, as it is, afterall, for paying your friends and family, who you trust. If you pay with normal paypal, with a fee, you can talk to paypal to investage and get your money back if you are scammed, if you pay with F&F, it is the same as shoving some money in an envelope and posting it - you cannot get it back, paypal will not let you open a dispute with that.

Sounds fun - I had the axiom 25, no tell a lie, I have an axiom 61, and a midi-air 25!). I wanted one of those pad things, although haven't got round to getting one. live I use the akia sample player with 16 pads on it, and I have a 12 step keyboard, most things covered. Currently I am using the synth in the Mod Dwarf as it is there anyway, although I got a micromonsta II for synth duties (I used to user the iPad)

I was part of the problem too - I smoked from 15 on until a couple of months before my 40th birthday, I am now a few months before my 60th birthday (20 years clear of smoking) and seem to have had no problems so far. So glad I stopped - even if it wasnt' for the health benifits, I saw how much cigarettes were the other day, I remember saying I would stop when they got to £2 a packet, but let it get to over £5 before I did, now, how can anyone afford that!

I bought a yamaha piano about 15 years ago from a smoker house. I spent a lot of time cleaning it, but it was only a few years ago when it stopped sending out a little whiff of smoke when hitting a less common note high up or low down

The one on the Ibanez EHB was a thin piece of wood with double sided tape on it!

This should probably be in the selling areas, but there are so many stickies in there it is hard to see anything, and I think it is quite important, although hard to stop. There are a current number of "Man in the middle" scams being tried, both here and on other forums. How this scam works is that someone is selling something on the forum like this: GoodSeller: I am selling this expensive bass, I am not shipping it GoodBuyer: Oh thats just what I want, will you ship it GoodSeller: No, I said I wouldn't! then someone looks at that interaction, and creates an account GoodSel1er, where there is a 1 instead of an L, a complelete different username, but looks really similar, then he sends a message to the buyer: GoodSel1er -> GoodBuyer: Hey I have changed my mind, do you want to me to ship it? I can send it to you by paypal F&F for £20. GoodBuyer-> GoodSel1er: Great thanks, you have lots of good feedback I will buy it off you. <sends money> then a week later, angry buyer posts on sellers real post 'you are a scammer you haven't sent me anything', and of course it is the first that the real seller has heard of it. BadSeller has trousered the money and is off with it, and because it is either a bank transfer or a f&f, you have no comeback. Obviously the answer is not to accept F&F or bank transfer, and ask for additional photos etc as usual, but additionally, be really sure who you are talking to - if someone messages you offering you something that is on the forum, go to that post, click on their username and select 'send message' to reply, then you know you are talking to the right person.

wouldn't wood be a good option, then you can paint it the right colour

Yeh, what we had at new years, wouldn't have known anything about it if someone else hadn't told us some other band were on.

Thats because you are on your own friends list!

You are right, I can't listen to anything by him even once!

The performa is a nice bass

Well, a new venue has opened up recently in our town, it is under a resteraunt, quite low ceilings, low lighting, little groups of chairs, very tastefully decorated, the sort of place you would go to meet someone for having an affair or something - looks like a little jazz club, very cute. I can imagine a sultry singer in the corner, with a guy on a double bass and a drummer, with a bass, snare and tom playing with brushes some gentle music. Only they didn't get that, they got us! I was a bit worried about this one as it really didn't seem like a good fit, but a gig is a gig and they booked us. Turned up earlier than others, started loading in, at least there is room out the front to go straight in (can't park there, but there is a car park round the corner, but loading is fine). We had the whole of the window area, so had to wait for the drummer to set up to see how much room we had, had a couple of feet between a monstera and the cymbals, enough for me. The only hard part of the setup was getting in each others way and the fact there were already people there who wanted to chat. But the place filled up with quite a few people we knew, and some people who came specifically to hear us, including one woman who plays bowling in the room below where we practiced on thursday night so though we sounded good! Started off quite quiet and went down well. The drummer got louder and faster through the gig but not much you can do about that. After much discussion we didn't really change the set list that much, brought back some older ones, couldn't do the newer ones as a lack of practice over the last few months. But all in all, a good gig, people seemed to enjoy it, the staff liked it, and after years of declining venues in town, its nice to see one come back.

Need to plug your phone in

It is - I tested it. However, there is a new issue which needs to get sorted out which is halting all mail