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Richard R

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  1. Welcome aboard!
  2. Welcome aboard! TRBX305 is a nice bass 🎵 @ped - we don't have to pay import duty on all these US Bassists do we? Just US Basses?
  3. Welcome aboard! Can you clamber over to the other side of the side for a moment? We're listing to port and I can see other refugees we need to drag out of the water too. 😉
  4. Welcome aboard.
  5. Welcome aboard If you have seen Kingsman 2, then you'll understand instantly the differences between TalkBass and BassChat as it's identical to the Statemen and Kingsmen. Both organisations love flashy gear, showing off, and displays of skill with occasional extreme violence. But we are better mannered and have more jokes. If you haven't seen either Kingsman or Kingsman 2 then that's your homework for the weekend 😉
  6. There may be more than one market for that sort of thing...
  7. Welcome aboard! Love Belgium, good beer and friendly people.
  8. Welcome aboard!
  9. Welcome aboard! Is your build going in the build diaries?
  10. Richard R

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    Welcome aboard!
  11. There was a really good BBC4 documentary on John Adams, which also covered other 1960s minimalist composers. Must have been well over a year ago as I went into the music section of the Library of Birmingham afterwards and borrowed a few CDs by John Adams andTerry Riley. This and Shaker Loops by John Adams I liked. I didn't find a CD of A Rainbow In Curved Air at the time and I haven't actually heard that. Off to Spotify...
  12. If you take up the bass after you have been happily married for over 25 years then the bottom line is the expectation, and the reality is the same, but probably with fewer basses. 😁
  13. If you order direct from their web site, then shipping to the UK is flat rate of AU$7, didn't change whether you added 1 pack or 10 to the basket. https://kracklekillers.com/
  14. Welcome aboard! There isn't a sub forum called "BassCrap", but if there was there would be a lot of us on there! But it's fun improving, however slowly.
  15. Our thoughts and prayers are with you both. Despite what we generally imply on this forum, spouses are more important than basses.
  16. So you found a solution, and have tested it, AND it worked. That's a result in anyone's book.
  17. Only for playing this, "Joy Division Oven Gloves", by HMHB
  18. Welcome aboard, Ben! The switch from headphones to an amp makes a big difference - it's more engaging and sounds better too! 😁
  19. Welcome aboard! Some of us live North of Watford 😉
  20. My wife's old iPod on shuffle. The songs haven't been changed in about 8 years and playing "beat the intro" is huge fun. Currently just jumped from Madonna "Ray of Light" to something by Elton John that I recognise but annoyingly still can't name 2 verses in!
  21. Saw the review of these on Sound on Sound and thought I'd share it here. https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/krackle-killers No affiliation, or experience of using them, just thought they looked useful.
  22. Welcome to the introductions thread!
  23. Not quite true on the VAT. "There is VAT on second-hand goods if the seller is VAT registered. Generally, businesses are required to register for VAT once their taxable turnover reaches £85,000 for 2019/2020. " The carnet article is interesting too: "Minister Dinenage confirmed that a simple ‘oral declaration’ could be made by musicians who are travelling with portable musical instruments and that a costly ATA Carnet would not be required. Musicians transporting instruments and equipment by car, van or truck would require a Carnet, however,..." But you're one bloke with a bass so you're fine. See you in September!
  24. I guess you would need a carnet to declare what you bring into the country and you show the same when you leave. If you haven't got the same items on exit then you would be charged the import tax. Someone here will have toured internationally outside of the EU and know the rules. I seem to remember an old Top Gear special where they get stuck at some African border because one of the cameras wasn't the same as on the paperwork. ☹
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