Leonard Smalls

How's your guitar playing? 😁 That's what we need, we've already got two bass players!

Pictures On My Wall - Echo and the Bunnymen

Me neither - I've bought at least 12 sets, including the ridiculously cheap £9.99 heavyweight NYXLs, and all have worked on Player's code, and all lasted as expected... I've found DRs to be not really any better, but cost significantly more. Newtone were good, but still not better. Rotosounds hardly lasted at all, Ernie Ball were OK as were Elixir but still no better that D'Addario. Only ones I like slightly more are Labella Super Slaps which were proper zingy.

I've had this a lot with various delivery firms... It basically means that they've received notification that this parcel exists but that they haven't been actually given the item yet. You'll get next day delivery after they've finally found and scanned the thingy!

I got a Die Toten Hosen t-shirt..

But is it Real Bonnie Ownership? I mean the sort that had chocolate electrics and leaked oil all over the garage floor, none of that It Just Works rubbish! 😁 I speak as owner of a bike that desn't leak, but had chocolate electrics until I changed 'em... Though I did become an expert in roadside carb-dismantling!

Me too... I've been buying from the D'Addario store on Amazon where they're proper cheap, and not fake as a) they're from D'Addario b) the code works on Player's Circle.

Feel So Numb - Rob Zombie

Btw, the dog is The Jackal. The whisky is around 63%abv, and the telly wot you can't see was showing French crime thriller, "Spiral"...

Turn to Red Leb - Killing Joke

2001 Spliff Odyssey - Thievery Corporation

Mug Push - Bootsy's Rubber Band

Hillbilly Shakespeare - Shepherd

Tug Powder Dust - Bomb the Bass

S'simple! If you record with, say, a single SM58 mic you'll get a single channel of sound, from one perspective. That's M, or mono. If you record with a pair of sm58s, whether crossed over or just a distance apart, you'll get 2 channels, left and right (or A and B) which are two independent mono recordings but with slight differences due to being in different positions. Mathematically speaking, L and R added together are the same as the mono signal. But if you subtract Right from Left, you'll get the difference between the two which is known as S, or side. So it's possible to record, or work in, M and S, which means you can boost or cut the S signal to give bigger or smaller stereo soundstage when converted back to L&R. If you use any stereo or imaging boost software (Ozone has it) that's effectively what it's doing.