Woodinblack

I had developed gas for those, which is why I searched for and found Quillys thread and brought it back to life! I think I saw it on an advert for G4M

Just looking on the EU website, there is a touring visa which allows non EU nationals to travel in the shengen area for 90 days without additional requirements. So I assume this is what was offered. It is a lot easier to offer something you have already established the rules for.

Which to me sounds like they didn't want to roll the standard contract out, they wanted to wrap up touring musicians with business travellers, which I don't think is the same sort of thing, and would have complicated it. Seems very much - here is our standard cut and paste musicians scheme we already do for the rest of the world, can we have that - yes / no. Not like they had any other time to negotiate as it had been left so long I have met DJs who believe they fit in the musician category. Obviously free to talk about what you want, but we have done the vaccine and covid to death in other threads, and to avoid al riding in here on his spitfire to save us, can we sort of have a thread where we can talk about touring musician issues rather than end up at the same (locked) thread about b*xit?

That sounds like the sort of thing I was hoping for. I would not expect huge quality at that price. But couldn't justify more on something I don't use much

It will take more than brexit to make amazon pay tax!

I am kind of interested in these at the moment - are they as massive as they look and after a few months playing it, how did it go?

That doesn't preclude the burning though...

I know the problem, f and g are next to each other and writing 'buffered' has caught me out more then once

Mabye more fibre optic and less perspective?

Trust me, with a connection to british retailers, there is absolutely nothing good in this for them, unless they are amazon sized, then they are going to clear up.

No, this shows how poorly gibson has handled all takeovers. Takeovers in general are not always that bad, a lot of the big names now only got that way because they were taken over. Just gibson have a very bad history. Maybe they will be better as they have someone new in charge, we will have to see if that has made a large culture change.

No need to apologise, I am not complaining, I am pointing out that there is obviously something with my communication that I need to look at.

It is an indication that I need to communicate better, as I thought I said the same thing. Maybe I should be more consise.

It had no meaningful presense on the DAW market, or the electronic music market, or the drum market, but it didn't stop it killing products there

And opcode and cakewalk, and kramer and a load of other companies.

Might as well buy one now if you wanted one then, probably not going to be around long!

That is handy if your MP is someone who cares about their constituants. Mine has litterally said he doesn't, he is not interested in people who haven't voted for him, and as a member of ERG, he not only won't listen to anything which could be taken as a critisism of brexit. In addition to that, he is actually rather thick.

Its what businesses have always been crying out for, more red tape. I am glad the government have finally listened.

Maybe thats true - I have no idea whey any of them within 50 miles of me are though, so online is definately fastest.

Scott devine from scotts bass lessons - he starts everything with wassup guys

I think the only people who can really say that with a straight face are people who like want to buy a fender strat or live in London. Local music shops are for the rest of us, the reasons places like thomman and the like are so good!

I still want a behringer X-Control, although if I had one, I am nto sure how much I would use it

I presume you mean Scott, as he starts all his videos with that. Mind you, he strikes me as someone who would say that anyway.

Another of my wifes suppliers (her major supplier in fact) has contacted her saying effectively the good news is that there won't be additional tarrifs, but the bad news is that there will be more paperwork and additional shipping complexity which will be handled by their shipping partners, and the costs of that will be passed on. So its good she can still get it, remains to be seen what the cost increases are and whether they can be absorbed or if they have to be passed on. I suspect a bit of both. She has spent the morning appologising to european customers and trying to work out how to send stuff to northern ireland.