Woodinblack

ok, that is not something I would expect but I can see if you were it would be annoying!

My rickenbacker came with an extra string - I would have never had the nerve to do that myself so yes, that was a genuine upgrade for me. And I have the original bridge.

I wouldn't think it was that stupid, that is what I would expect it to do, if you have a two channel interface you are recording to two channels, left and right. I would find it very odd if it did anything else. If you don't want it to go to two channels, you would need to mix it afterwards or before which you could do in audiobus or whatever, or an external mixer before input.

At a brief look, it looks like we are outside of that, because although we list items for people for sale, we don't facilitate those sales or have any trace of the reportable information, such as knowing if anything has been sold, what the sale price actually was, the location or actual identity of the person selling the item. But IANAL, so what do I know Although looking at the personal details on there, it does mean if you are trying to sell something like a Wal bass that you have had a decade you do need to report it for Capital Gains tax (or I guess you can take up farming instead)

Well, the vintage basses that people are paying 3k+ for aren't because they are better basses its because they have a value due to their age or perceived rarity. It doesn't matter how bad a 1960s jazz bass is, its still going to be worth a lot of money even if it is virtually unplayable.

There is no such limit - I suspect you have got close to your upload limit. I will check Yep, you have 488.18 MB of images against a limit of 488.28 MB (which is I guess 500,000,000 bytes)

They are great things, I have one of the originals.

Absolutely can't watch that - the earlier videos or live stuff is good, but as a fan of Rush since I first heard 2112 in 1980 (and bought Moving pictures at HMV the day it came out) I couldn't listen to them live for the last few decades, the singing is not something I can deal with. Don't forget to listen to 2112 if you like caress of steel.

Well, yes, but you are always going to get bargains here or there, it doesn't make that the price of the item. It wasn't so long ago that many things were very cheap. My Gibson Les Paul cost me just over £300 a few years ago, other prices weren't as bad as they are now. And as you say yourself, if I had something that was selling at £140 I might be bothered to sell it, if it was £20, I couldn't be bothered to wrap it. That would keep the average price high.

Why? I have one I have been gigging for 8 years

Is 2 out of 3 ok?

You edit the first post and that lets you change the title and add a price if you want

Hmm - I had been looking at that from another thread, hadn't noticed its length

and Wham (several times)

Hi, I am after a gig bag that I can put any of my basses in, which includes my MM Bongo - unfortunately the bongo is longer than most at 121cm, whereas most gig bags are 119cm. So they sort of fit in if you take the straps off it and bend the edges a bit but it is not ideal. My old gig bag fitted but it is falling apart now, so I need something else.

Drummers have surnames as well? Well, there is something I didn't know!

Pff.. I can hardly name all of my group and there are only 4 of us

I don't think there is any need for hate or arguments, but as someone who also does UIs for a living, I do make a point of ensuring that, within bounds, the user can access all of the user interface functionality whatever the resolution of their screen. If it is too small to display, put a scroll - its an ugly work around but at least it enables functionality on a reduced screen. The resolution is not 'too high', it goes up way higher than that, and some people have bad eyesight or high res screens (my work laptop is set to 250% but it is a 4k screen) but if it is a problem not being able to see the user interface, it might be worth mentioning in the manual or support documentation that the screen has to show a minimum size to be able to see the current UI, so people aren't asking how to get it to work on a completely unrelated forum. But you say it was made with QT and I have had to work with QT, older QT so I know the issues. As an aside, the UI for the 12 step works for me, but then it is not something I go back to often as the 12 step works pretty well the way I set it up,

Thats the same with me, however I do know I am not going to like it enough to use it at all pretty much straight away. Most of my basses that have been favourites have been unseen though, most of the basses I gig I didn't play before buying, although one of the was made for me with a copy of an ibanez neck.

My wife is a huge fan of glass beams since she saw them at my daughters just before christmas.

Not a very good AI then!

so any reason you picked a deliberate pop song from 15 years ago rather than her newer, older stuff? I mean she is certainly more sucessful while alive than Beethoven was when he was alive. I would also say that Symphony number 9 might be long but it only contains a few different motifs that get returned to a lot. And seeing as they are different styles of music I am not sure there is a comparison.

Well, in the 60s, most music was manufactured boy bands as that is what people wanted. Before that it was solo singers with hits written by songwriters, or in the states, sanitised rock/blues music. The singles charts was always about what sold, it has never been different, just what sells is different. There are still loads of groups, go on whatever your music service is and you will find them. Album charts are a bit less mainstream based - ie, in the top 30 as I look today there are 2 fleetwood mac albums, abba, linkin park, Oasis (proving that tastes are no better than they used to be), arctic monkeys. nah - stuff is the same

I really don't see why?