Woodinblack

Tried it here on Mac safari / chrome and it seems ok

My setup was always 2 tops and one sub under one of the tops. Although changed now I have a RCF evox 8, and also change as at an open air gig there was a really bad rattle on one of the toms and we found out it was having the top on the pole above the sub, so now the top is back on a normal stand.

There is a Dog and Duck pub in Mount Pleasant SC if you ever fancy a 17 hour drive!

I can't think of a simple device as I use a 12 step (although I am sure I saw a footpedal midi switch), and I wasn't part of the conversation on the line6, but is the problem you just lack a spare footswitch on the helix?

That seems oddly specific!

Obviously, if you had one of those you could sell it and buy something decent!

I think before austerity happened, they used to just give you one with your TV license!

I guess its a matter of opinion

I do too. I am guessing though it isn't the same warm tingly feeling

The 12 step midi pedals have a choice of two types of USB plug for power, but not a power plug

Isn't the psu connector the same as every boss connector that has been on a stage with pretty well every group since the end of the 70s? It seems to do alright mostly (and of all connectors, its the one I haven't had a problem with).

We do sat nights alright too, and it is a good bassline to play.

Not the busiest audience

I don't think BD is being singled out. When you have bad service somewhere you are going to mention it and when you get good service you are going to mention it. If people aren't complaining about other shops I assume it is due to not having bad service there - there are also threads on PMT here, although considering the level of trade PMT must do, not as much.

The costs to make would be the same though (in fact more as you then have to make a simpler model), you would just be getting less. I suppose the advantage is you would sell more, but that only works out when you have a larger scale operation, and there isn't going to be a huge market.

It was an assumption based on the roland one (which I actually have and avoided for a long time as someone said it didn't work with ibanezes, it does). The only whistling I ever got was with the cheap chinese ones (which I now gig with all the time), if I don't turn it away from the bass. Also only on the spectors. Yep, same thing here. Just the 2.4ghz ones, not the 5GHz ones.

Or battle off an attack by a group of klingons

Agreed - I have had this as well with them. Having run a couple of online shops, yes, it should be very easy that the second you take a valid payment for one, it goes from the website. Still, lets hope this new website helps (although, it isn't really the website, its the people running it).

Would certainly like to see either of those!

Intresting positioning of the GK3, on the back. Also sticking out like that. Never thought of putting one there. Often think of putting one on again, but I think the next time I do, it will be an internal one.

Its butt ugly, but also fairly distinctive, so I guess it is both. While I agree with you on most things on the wal, it has a very ugly headstock - or at least the originals were, they got better with the 5 strings later on.

That is cheap for an alpher!

literally the reason. Old fenders are in demand but also reasonably common so if you wanted a 1966 fender jazz for instance, there are quite a few around and you can pick and choose, they pop up all the time. However, if you want something like this, you really don't see them very often, when one appears there are going to be quite a few people going for the same item. it's not like these instruments are going to be played or gigged

I do a whole series of 'no way this will work' bids on ebay of which 95% never come to anything, but sometimes, there is a bargain to be had. But no, I wouldn't want to sort through 10,000 singles!