Stub Mandrel

Ours last night was more arranging, including three from the original album.

The ones Ixve used had a cupboard of gear.. you could ring up/message and ask to take stuff.

Tonight I suggested we repeat the delicate ballad with harmonies that shares our band name as a more energetic encore. I demonstrated what it could be like by activating my octaver, brassmaster and mojo mojo simultaneously. Boy I got some swagger, enough to make your average death metal fan cry. I convinced the band it was a good idea.

I find the Joyo XVI excellent, it's polyphonic and very responsive so doesn't have the glitchiness of some of the older pedals... which may be oart oftheir appeal for you.

Choose the one that feels nice and makes you want to pick it up and play it. Ideally, buy from a good shop that will do a set up for you.

That's the programme's schtick. It's about the people not the objects. Sometimes the 'restorations' are risible.

A Patent Foramen Ovale is a small flap-like opening between the heart's upper chambers, typically closing soon after birth.

They look excellent Rob.

The easy answer is to 3D print some sleeves for the pots, they can even have angled ends. OR: You could probably use two of these (audio taper on tone won't do any harm) https://northwestguitars.co.uk/products/cts-500k-long-split-shaft-potentiometer-audio-taper

Recently added to our setlist. Luvvit.

I feel old - my STP was to thicken up oil for ratty engines in old cars.

Which one? I'm guessing the Firebird, because my Embassy which sounds lots like a Firebird is a wall-shaker! D'oh! You mean the other one... I assumed the Godin was a venue in Dorchester... 🤣

That's the biggest 2.5GHz wireless transmitter I've seen.

But he's got to use up 128 rolls of signal red pla!

"NL2 Speakon cables (2-pole) are compatible with both NL2 and NL4 panel jacks, while NL4 cables (4-pole) only fit NL4 jacks, creating a one-way compatibility. A 2-pole plug works in a 4-pole socket because it uses the 1+ and 1- contacts, but a 4-pole plug is physically too large for a 2-pole socket."