Ah. The killer.
I've just discovered that. I access BC on both my PC and phone and logging in on one niw logs me out on the other.
I now have the choice of disabling it or visiting BC a lot less often.
<sheepish> found three passwords in firefox two with different capitalisation of my email and one for user name. Looks like it was autofilling the wrong one.
Hmm. Autofilled password from firefox wouldn't work but cut and pasted did.
Good grief, hard to do on a smartphone, I gad to set up a complex system of mirrors and lenses to scan the qr code.
OK I did it manually but every time you switch windows I have to unlock authenticator again.
These things are the bane of my life, why can't a website be set up to ask a programme for my thumbprint and if OK let me get on with life.
Using my business bank account on my phone today I had to 'unlock' six times to make two payments and confirm I really wanted to do what I was doing about 18 times. Actually it may have been more than that...
<fades into the distance grumbling louder than @Frank Blank's borborygmus...>
And yes it is the correct password, I tried letting Firefox autofill and typing it myself. It's to a pattern I use for ones I need to remember while effectively being random characters.
OK, that rare thing... I'm reporting back what I did.
I've ordered a Behringer NX3000, it's more powerful than we need (I found the RMS figures) but can handle 2 ohms. That gives us a degree of future proofing, while running an amp comfortably within its ratings will hopefully extend its life. It's turned out one of the guitarists has passive Peavey woofers/tops with a built-in crossover. His tops aren't as good as mine though. But if we need a mega PA we can use all of his plus mine at 2ohms a side.
And our singist has just got hold of a 16-channel digital desk which has a screen on the front you can 'cast' to a tablet.
Now have to organise a large empty venue to try it all out.
Strictly, CV22 is an 'Outward Postcode' designating the sorting office where the mail is sent. The final part, often separated by a space, with the typical format 1AA, is the 'inward code', typically up to about 50 addresses.
When I left a band 18 months ago, I had a share in the speakers, not huge but a couple of hundred as there were six of us and the bl put in extra. I didn't fret as I wrote it off when I chipped in, not when I left.