Frank Blank

I’m assuming so, from the product description ‘...for use on all gloss & satin hard finishes.’

Can I just big up this wax again. I bought it for the RA Mouse and an Ibanez, both of which have matte wood finishes. I was wondering what to use on the ACG as it’s highly gloss but having read up on Gerlitz some more I tried it. What a finish! Applied the wax with the supplied foam, left it for ten minutes, buffed it off (Matron) and Bob’s your (slightly unsettling) Uncle. Superb product imho.

Not a let down at all Sir, it is just a suggestion, if you are into the idea we’ll work something out 👍

Yeah, dig it...

I’d be very interested in seeing, or perhaps rather hearing, your IEMs. Eventually, as per a suggestion for the SEBB, we might persuade @EBS_freak to give a talk/demo of such things...

Stranger things have happened, after all, that jumble of unrelated letters has somehow passed muster as his name.

Bloomer, baguette, cob, chapati, bleedin’ bread innit, bleedin’ bread flavour... 😁

70% sure that’s a baguette...

Always.

The quicker you do it the quicker you will realise that it’s no big deal, just loads of fun.

...and that he brings several more raffle prizes like he did last time!

Shall I start an attendees & gear list? Oh look I just have... 1. @Frank Blank’s (mostly) Acoustic Corner - Godin A4, fretless Rob Allen Mouse, ACG Harlot SC, Ibanez SRC6. QSC K12.2, Helix Stomp. 2. 3. 4. 5. y. 7. ...copy and paste then post adding your details.

They should fit, I’ve got several sets, let me know and you can have some for free.

I agree with @ead, having just become the owner of an ACG I can safely say @skelf makes the best basses I’ve ever played. If you have the funds go for it, the man can build pretty much anything.

Saturday 9th May? I’m in.

You know what? I’m bloody well going to contact Samsara and ask them if I can run their social media presence, shocking!

A right good dust up hopefully.

Handsworth Revolution by Steel Pulse kicked off my love of reggae, closely followed by Forces of Victory and Bass Culture by Linton Kwesi Johnson. I still search high and low for reggae to top those but to no avail, I don’t suppose that’s a surprise really as I discovered those albums during formative years and it’s difficult to find new stuff to beat the things you got into in your youth. Doesn’t stop me trying though! Recent discoveries in the genre have been Samsara, Laika Come Home, and the aptly named Secret Dub Life of the Flying Lizards, who knew?

Chris Packham’s punk programme on BBC4...

Just watching a prog about Two-Tone, such great songs...

Agreed. Didn’t he write most of their stuff?

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.