The59Sound

I would love Zane Lowe but he would never get it. Mark Goodyear! Haha. Jamie Cullum? Will probably end up doing boogie woogie covers eventually.

After years of people moaning about this, has anyone actually contacted the BBC to let them know their views and how they can 'fix' the problem?

Roto RBs aren't even known for damaging frets?

Oh, which pub? I'm local to the area and know Coventry very well.

I have several pen drives also.

Smoke crack instead. Go on have a bit of crack. Just a little bit. Your face won't fall off, honest.

Backs up my point even more then. All these muppets talking about reducing their carbon footprint... it's making zero difference.

My goldfish would understand the point better than you. Next, please.

I'm not worried about global warming. China isn't either. Yet our government still slaps these eco taxes on us. Until China gets serious about cutting down, nothing will change.

That's the curse of Rotos - their peak sound lasts not long at all but when they are there, nothing beats them. Try the nickels for a similar flavour or DR SS Lo Riders.

I don't get it.

No thank you. Try free wi-fi in the countryside.

I don't like it. Enjoy!

Yes, that's my point. Would make me think it's coming from further afield.

If you want a bassboard, put your foot on the monitor. 🤘🏻

7th-10th January does seem like quite a wait if it was in stock in the UK?

I feel Scott is turning into the Piers Morgan of Bass - offering extreme views to get publicity.

Nickel strings having fretwear that bad? I'm sorry, but you either have frets made of cheese or an iron like grip.

Buying physical music will never go away. I have kept all my albums I've burnt onto my iPhone. Why? If my hard drive goes t!ts up, I have a backup. Streaming as well. I hate streaming. When you lose signal out and about, no music. When you lose wi-fi connection, no music. When you can't afford £9.99 every month, no music. Burning all my albums onto my iPhone negates all these issues. It's my music, that I own and can listen to no matter where I am.

Or anything that is hyped on here. If your technique isn't up to scratch, you'll never sound good no matter how expensive the gear is.

Madness on BBC1 for those naysayers.

Thanks Wikipedia.

But can the speaker handle that dB increase?

A more powerful amp is required. No other solution to this I'm afraid.

I get this a lot but I wouldn't call it a problem... Oh, didn't see you had put finger. My bad!