Richard R

Not with the amount of travelling I already have to do this week 😪 I shall enjoy the photos, then get off my backside and sort out next year's Midlands Bass Bash.

This is going to be fab. Gutted I can't be there 😪

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@Misdee There is a freeview channel checker at: https://www.freeview.co.uk/freeview-channel-checker You put in your postcode, it identifies the transmitter, and lists which channels you should get. If you don't see them, then I guess you need to retune.

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Well.... that is what most people on the Internet do.

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Not especially challenging for a lot of the people here, but this is definitely something I want to learn as a party piece. I'll have to learn to play it fingerstyle first, playing with a pick is a whole world of confusion for me.

It's already too late, you came here last week! 😄

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Unless it's fishing gear. But I doubt that.

It's the bass equivalent of making sure there's lead in your pencil...

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PM Me when you're happy with your new kit. While you may have stayed in, I may be going out 😅

You're definitely still in. Especially if you want to ship me the old units as a bribe set for an extended review to test compatibility with other sets 😅

Oooh! Is that what they mean my "hammer on" in the "Technique" section??

I was given these by @Mottlefeeder at last year's Midlands Bass Bash, so that I could repair a speaker with a blown crossover. In the end we had to replace that speaker completely, so these are now free to a good home. The guts of a Studiospares Fortissimo 10" PA speaker, 10" driver, horn driver, crossover, grill, and assorted nuts and bolts. Also the crossover circuit from a Soundcraft 12" speaker. Free for the cost of postage (I've not weighed them), or collect from Solihull. I'm probably working in Milton Keynes quite a lot for the next few months, so can also meet up near there, or somewhere between the two. Any questions then please ask, though I know 5/10 of nothing at all about speakers 🙂

Removed from my car about 20 years ago, and sat boxed in the garage ever since. Of course once I get rid of this I may actually buy the classic car I always intended to put it in - but that's a chance I'll have to take 🙂 Unit is a Sony xr-CA670X which is 4x50W standard head unit. Faceplate is removable. The CD changer is a CDX-656, and the lead to the head unit is long enough to go from the boot of a 306 estate to the dash. I took it out of the car when I sold it, as it sounded absolutely awesome and I wanted to fit it into another car. That never happened. Free for the cost of postage, or meet up near Solihull (or potentially near Milton Keynes or between the two, depending on my travelling to client sites). Any questions then please ask.

I am definitely unable to make this, no matter how I juggle the days. @rwillett - pinch an idea from the SW thread and put the date and location postcode in the title, and then the complete details with postcode, Google maps and What3Words references, any directions etc. plus start and end times at the start of the first post. Looking forward to the photos. I'll post my works event ones here too. Not!!

If you Google "Ashcrete" there are many types and uses. Bass Guitars don't figure on any lists.... yet!

Welcome aboard! Clearly you have lived a decent and honest upright life...

Pi$$ed myself laughing 🤣 It is truly awful, but doesn't induce hate, and I would definitely rather be stuck on a desert island with that rather than "Imagine"

Sadly not a lot of practice at the moment 😞. I mainly play in the worship bands at church, but I also run the livestream and other tech. Due to a couple of people having to drop out on the tech side I can't see myself getting to play in the next few months, and I'm not terribly good at practicing unless it's for a service. What I need to do is to get a list of songs together and just force myself to play them properly. And unlearn a couple of bad habits.

I think I've seen them painted in on a completely solid body instrument. Probably somewhere on this site.