Woodinblack

One of those was true.

Technically on the iPad on my stand, but I don't really look at it much, the singer has the set list and lyrics on his, and I tend to have the mixer up, and a synth that I use. But I do have lyrics for songs I use, although invariably I look at the singers for those too.

Took the HX (which I haven't been using much) to a friends house tonight to see what we can do with some kind of weird busking ambient / prog thing. I hadn't used the looper on this before, and I am not good with loopers, but how good is the looper on it? Answer, very good. I guess I couldn't use one before because they are all hard to use, one button doing multiple things make them useless to me. But you can start looping, go back to the patch and apply effects, and loop with effects etc.

I do - the knobs are the same on all my gigging basses. Althought the G&L doesn't have a mid, but the bass and treble are in the same place.

Pause the flow - he has stopped to tune in the middle of a song!

But surely you have to have the 2 minute pause for the guitarist to tune?

Going to bring my normal 4 way, can bring a 6 way too just in case, can always stay in the car if not needed

I can see what you mean, I had difficulty, but then maybe I don’t know as much as I should! i must admit that I am not sure why Scott is there, as it’s more like an interview than lesson. There is a lot of info there and I can see it might be difficult to translate into something useable. but I shall keep going for a bit to see if it sinks in!

I play with 3 fingers anyway. I didn't realise he did

I assumed there weren't but it seems like they were almost going out of their way to not show him! It did show he had the nametag 'steve' above his guitar!

Yeh, but I virtually never set it to anything other than flat. And never turn it off, even when I am wireless..

Ironically, for someone that only plays active preamps, I virtually never adjust the levels, so I am not that fussy on what preamp I have, they all basically work reasonably well, and there is hardly anything in them. Even the really fancy ones only have a few quid of components in them.

Thats the same one as mine, which is surviving the downsizing nicely

I was wondering if there was some contractual reason they couldn't show the guitarist, I wondered who it was then, but they refused to show him!

Well, they were designed for country, what most of that was designed for.

I like the range, but the volume is a bit of a pain when you switch to other basses, so the volume is down a bit. I often thought of just putting a divider at the beginning of the preamp to take the volume down a bit (and I never turn the active off). I do have other switching options too, I change the parallel series to give me a third, outside series.

I can guarantee that that is not the definition. In fact it is almost the opposite definition. A snowflake is literally 'someone who gets annoyed about different things than me'

Yep, decided to give it a try. Gotta be more constructive than just buying new basses!

The tribute pickups are the same pickups as the USA pickups. The M pickups are underwound by about ⅓ from the L pickups to reduce their output as the standard MFD pickups are so hot. When I was looking it took me forever to find a G&L bass! I even thought when I was driving round the states I would find some but still failed to find any then, so no, I bought the first reasonable L2500, and I have never had a chance to find an M2500. I would imagine it would be the same but quieter.

Yep, exactly the same cost: When your item sells, you pay 10% of the final transaction value, including postage. We call this a final value fee. We cap final value fees so you'll never pay more than £250 for a single item. So it doesn't matter where the money comes from, you pay the fee on it. So if you want to charge the right amount for postage, you need to add it to the fee. But it is also why in ebay you can select for price + p&p when you sort.

Its irrelevant what the payment / postage breakdown is isn't it? I mean if it £100 plus £40 postage its £140, so it is the same cost as something that is £120 and £20 postage. The fees for eBay are on the total cost plus shipping, as back in the day there were a lot of people that took the fosters (especially chinese dealers), where it would be 97p and £50 postage.

We tend to start without our singer on the second set, one of the songs that the drummer sings, it sort of reminds him to get back to the stage.

I would think all types of genesis fans would want proper drums, although for the ones that want phil singing, that would be pretty easy to do!

If you like fat P bass necks then yes, you would find the sandbergs excellent.

I have been going downwards with power. My main amp is a rh450 but I also take out the ashdown ctm 100. It’s quieter but certainly never been too quiet!