Woodinblack

I have the same issue, its very irritating, as quite often they are made before the gig which means when I should be setting up the stuff,. I am trying to copy over the set list to my iPad We have an epson ink tank printer too, as my wife does printing for her labels for her shop - we have had it 3 years and have gone through 1.5 bottles of black and still on the original colours. But I don't have a printed out set list.

Honestly if you were going to use those and a sub, you could just get some Evox 12s, which would give you something similar as well as a 15" bass. You certainly wouldn't need to lift them head hight, which is handy as they are another 10kg on those, but at least they come with wheels!

Normally there are loads around. Although I have got rid of a few of my ibbys I would never get rid of the 1605, and my Maruszczyk has a neck based on its neck, my new OLP has slightly less than 16.5 and the bongo has 17mm so they all work for me!

Certainly interested in that

That just means 'set the first image in the post as the preview image'

The original Torn video was quite iconic, they recorded her and her boyfriend including when they didn't tell her that they were filming. Always loved the track.

You make a for sale add and you add pictures - what is the issue?

I don't know the issue here (and probably don't want to), but the job of support is largely explaining the manual or how to do things to people. Its a pain, but it is part of the job, even if the manual is good, which it often isn't. I spent a large part of saturday trying to understand the Boss ME-90B manual, I worked it out in the end but the manual was no help at all.

Ooh I missed that - if it is now in a good sized box I am interested again, where is that available?

I think you were more than accomodating, playing in an open field on a day that had mentioned it was going to rain would be a pretty well non starter. Seems that the morning they got up, checked the field, found there was no gazebo for the band, and no chance of getting one, look at the weather forcast and saw the options, they should have contacted you and cancelled then. It would still have been a pain, but such things happen. More than fair. We have had discussions about these sort of things before, like weddings of 'friends of the band' - I am happy to do a wedding for a friend of the band for normal gig money, rather than wedding money, but 'friends of the band' tend to be friends of the singer and guitarist, sometimes the drummer, and rarely mine. If they were mine, then yes, I would be happy to do it free. If they want to do a free gig for someone, I am perfectly happy to take their cut of the fee out of what we are charging, leaving mine.

Not that stupid - I mean, if you have a barrel connection and two terminals of different sizes, it should be obvious that they are the ring and tip. So it is a surprise when they aren't!

Probably easier to show, although I think I could explain it better than the boss manual!

I had that and got convinced it was the truss rod. It was the machine heads.

Yes, this is that it isn't disconnecting. I once bought a barrel jack which had a shield and two terminals that I assumed were the right and tip, but weren't they were connected to the ring and sleeve, so there were two terminals to the same place, which would cause your battery to die very quickly as it was on all the time.

Local pub that is a tiny venue where you get no room at all, but on the plus side, you get 20 people in and it feels like its crowded. Easy setup, unusual as normally you have to persuade a load of people to move out of the way, so we have loads of space (of a small space!). Our keyboard player didn't realise we had the gig and went away, so we had to remove the keyboard songs from the list and bring back some of the old ones - however, it did give us more space. Kick off a bit late, I thought it was a 9 start and it is 8:30l, but it is hard getting things setup in such a small area without people getting out of the way. From pretty well the start, people were joining in, and very up for it, and when I said you get 20 people in it feels crowded, if you get 50 people in it feels like a stadium, except much more up close and personal. But they were singing and dancing along, I never heard a crowd singing the words of baker street before, and even some people doing harmonies of things. So notible interesting things, because the keyboard player was away, baker street has some keyboard trills that I always used to do with a loopman pedal. I brought that back, tested it before the gig, all good. Because I was going into the PA from the XLR on the Boss ME90B, and using a small amp for backline from the jack, I plugged into the send/return that Ihad never used before, it worked. But before the song, I tried it and it was making no volume, maybe dodgy jack or something. I turned the volumes up (I never remember which volume it is), still wasn't loud but oh well, whatever, no time, going into the song. Got to the first trill, kick the pedal and BLING!!!!! - massively loud. But the band thought it was fine! I had reset the effects on my boss before I went, and near the end I thought that it seemed there was too much distortion, then went back to my normal clean patch for one song, and sure enough, distortion, then play that funky music, switched the autowah patch, nope, distortion, I realised this is my new bass I bought a few weeks back, hadn't even checked the battery, active only, it was running out! During the single note parts of the song I unzipped the bass bag that was next to me for my spare, then at the end quickly swapped bass, ready for surfin USA with no distortion at all! Schoolboy error. But don't know what it was about it, but it was the most enjoyable gig I have done in months, maybe just that noone was complaining about the sound.

I have the same 4 presets that I play with all the time, they are modified versions of the basic presents in P1, so plain bass, bass with distortion, bass with chorus and auto wah. Problem is I had noticed on gigs, the 2nd one, the distortion one caused the bass to drop out a bit, so before tonights gigI thought I would modify them. I noticed (good for not reading the manual) the ctrl pedal mode, ideal, I can have my pedal 2 just for whole lotta love, so a lot of overdrive and echo on the ctrl pedal. So I read the manual on setting the control panel. I am generally very good at these things, even following instructions if I need to, but if I was going to try and hide some functionality someway I would use bosses example as a guide - it is next to impenetrable how to do this from the unit itself. Yes, I got it done in the end, but more by guessing and luck than following the instructions!

Poor Diana, that isn't the best freeze frame from the video is it?!

Nightporter remix was released in 1982 and got in the charts.

For info, the thomman premium gig bag only barely fits the bongo, if you take the strap lock off!

There are a number of things that provide that sort of thing, I think the use case for the reface is when you need something you can put anywhere, or just carry in a small bag with you. I have even used it on a tray on my microphone stand

A lot of amps just change the input impedance with an active preamp - you put a lower impedance on a passive bass all your tone goes down the pan (or more accurately down the lead), on an active you don't

As they shouldnt. Was always of the opinion that any preamp that boosts the level of a conventional pickup system (ie, not an actual active pickup) is broken or just set up really badly. Luckily all of my switchable active / passive basses you can't tell which way is passive without changing the EQ.

I use the WS70 now on everything, haven't had any issues with it (except the charging flashing on the transmitter never admits to being full)

Jeans and a dark tshirt or you aren't coming in!

Had you never heard oasis before then?