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I'm only aware of them, but never used their services. I also cannot find this so called B Stock option on their webby

I've previously used the first version of the Xvives, and no problem with either passive or active basses, but after a couple of years, the internal batteries decided to no longer charge up, which was disappointing, considering i paid well over 100 quid for them. I moved onto the Line 6 relay G75 which is so much better, and wasnt much more expensive, but a thoroughly better system IMO

Cheers Dan, but one of the reasons i like the look of the Mosky is the tiny footprint, and it will fit on the last small piece of real estate left on my pedal board, whereas the TE will have to be placed on the floor. Gesture appreciated though !!

Hi Dan I wonder if thats because the switch should be momentary , and not latching like yours ? I have no talent for electronics

Some time ago now, i asked about alternative dual footswitches for a Trace Elliot graphic / pre-shape dual footswitch, thinking the original TE job was a latching type, but was told by some folk a lot cleverer than me that the TE original is a momentary type. The TE gurus like @TheGreek and @Deedee and others, know the footswitch well...photo added, but would any dual momentary switch still work ? I found these... but i'm not sure, and dont want to connect anything that could fack up the amp The Bright Onion pedal has other options, which is confusing. Check the Polarity drop down box to see what i mean https://www.brightonion.co.uk/mini-dual-momentary-footswitch/ The Vein-tap one also has some Polarity options that i dont understand https://www.vein-tap.com/product/skinny-little-twins-dual-momentary-footswitch/ And this Muslady Mosky looks to be the simplest of all and would be my favourite because of its simplicity. And good price https://www.amazon.co.uk/Muslady-MOSKY-SWITCH-Footswitch-Switch/dp/B07GRP1S9L

FFS Susan

Why not stage the rehearsal room like a hairdressing / nail salon. For reasons only the big blonde clown knows, apparently hair cuts and trimmed nails are essential, and very important

Zappa at Hammersmith Odeon '78, as below, didnt find live footage The Tubes at Hammersith Odean '81. Sadly , no live footage i can find from that year at Hammy.

And the superb bassist for Jefferson Airplane

Damn fine work again Rob.

Great tone on that bass, Westone or whatever.

No trade with Dan as such, but he spotted an item on Ebay that i had stated i wanted on here. It was in Dan's town way oooop north. A long way Dan told me if i bid and won, he would pay for it , collect it for me, and drive it down halfway between us. This has now all happened and i have my parcel. I couldn't even give the man any petrol money, try as i might. Dan is a scholar and a gent of the highest order, and a real human being. I scincerely hope that i can do him a favour in the future.

Anyone looking for a stunning Lionheart with the carbon neck ( Black Raven neck they call it IIRC ) could check this out. Considering the price of new Enfields, this is a steal https://www.facebook.com/groups/BassPlayersMarketUK/permalink/3783210605023873/?sale_post_id=3783210605023873

He has a fascination with Martin Scorcese

OOOooof !!

Its on ye olde Tube, or is this a diffenrent one ? Yup, wrong one. Still, bit of humour bewteen them

This might be of some help.. back when i was the drummer with the Roland TD in a 3 piece Hendrixy band, the singer who was also the guitard, recorded us in his bedroom on cassette ( yeah those were days ). It was done live with the 3 of us, but Rick later added the vocals. Its a poor recording by todays standards, and its warts and all, mistakes etc. but will give you a small idea of what 20 year old Rolands sounded like back then. Expect better these days, especially if recorded with more finesse. Best under headphones . Listening on mobile speakers wont really do the job

Ex Roland TD8 drummer here ! I think the brain is pretty important because of the stuff it can do, so pick the best you can afford. The hard pads versus mesh heads - well the mesh heads are the things to have, though these are easily upgradeable. The mesh heads can be cleaned, but more useful is they can be tuned like an acoustic head. I ended up upgrading some of the hard pads for more mesh heads, and kept the hard pads for effects, which is in the brain. This among other things is why the brain is more important. It was cheaper to get more heads/toms than a superior brain. Roland were THE leccy drum kit people back 20 years ago when i had mine but, there's plenty on the market now. DDrum are supposed to be excellent too

One of the most obvious ones would be Hendrix's version of Dylan's All Along The Watchtower Everyone and their mum has covered Born Under A Bad Sign, so its a difficult choice, but i like the Kenny Wayne Shepherd cover

How things change over the months. The hair's gone in a fit of extra boredom

Proof that it can be done with taste. Nice one, Melvin

Bit OT, sorry, but i used to get Prince mixed up with Jesse Johnson back in the 80's. Equally good musicians, but Prince was a multi instrumentalist, and not sure about Johnson Still , Johnson was magic on that there geeeeeter. Kicks in for real about 2:50 if you cant wait and a bit more after that at 4:15

His mum must have warned him about talking to stangers.

That was excellent. Rivetting stuff By the way... which one's Pink ?