Twigman

I eventually got a reply from these guys. They seem to think from the fault I describe that the monitor is 'beyond economic repair'. cow poop a couple of capacitors for sure - so they want me to replace BOTH my monitors GRR!!!! What a waste!

I use a PT nano+ with T-Rex Chamelon PS velcroed underneath. I drilled off the original pathetic feet on the nano+ and replaced with tall rubber feet so that there was enough space under for the power supply. Can use 9V and 12V pedals at the same time.

Mixes for our new album that seems to have taken for ever to put together.... Got to choose which mixes of which tracks to put on it and choose a sequence in the old fashioned way.....the way some of the others are referring to SIde1 and Side2 suggests that they may have ideas of pressing up vinyl as well as release on the usual formats (CD, iTunes, amazon).. We'll see

I bought my EBMM USA Sterling 4HH from you guys - I'm still in love with it and have had absolutely zero GAS since getting it.

"Is ignorance bliss?" I am happy not knowing, so haven't bothered reading the opening post, never mind the thread. HTH

Thanks

It is very easy to sand the holes too large ( i know this to my cost) so ever since that mistake I use a bolt with large washers as a clamp and slowly tighten the nut on the bolt thereby pushing the bushes in. On the bolt which is almost the the same diameter as the inside of the bush I have 2 rubber tap washers and 2 steel washers and a nut. The rubber washers cushion the steel washers and prevent them cutting into the wood or scratching the bushes. Go slowly, keep everything square and squeezing bushes in is simple.

I think the electrolytic capacitors in one of my KRK RP6 G2 monitors need replacing. It crackles whenever it is powered up whether an input is connected or not. Is anyone local to me (Dunstable/Hemel/Watford/Luton) who could do this for me?

I thought it was common knowledge around these parts that I am a SLAG and play bass for Sad Lovers & Giants http://www.facebook.com/sadloversandgiants/

We don't play often but when we do we normally get there by plane. Our last 15 gigs have been in Barcelona, Valencia, Milan, Rome, Los Angeles, Phoenix, San francisco, Sacramento, Portland, Seattle, Vancouver, Austin, Lisbon, Porto, London Of those 15 only 1 did not involve a plane in getting there.

Normally by plane

Pah! I hardly ever move on stage None of us do We play to hundreds at a time - captivated Movement is overrated

I'm sure The Fast Show's Jazz Club was loosely based on OGWT

I preferred The Tube - far more my era

you're not alone I've never watched Seinfeld nor heard the theme tune either

Have you ever thought of going on QI? No? Good

You'll probably find that once the strings are on and are under tension the front of the bridge will no longer be so 'raised'. Although 'a few mm' sounds like a HUGE gap to me.....perhaps if it was a mm or less

So how many of you gig for free? Why? Confession time

Attempt to embed the video after the site upgrade broke it

Never switched my compresssor off mid-song - so cannot answer the poll question

Me too

Forget Me Nots It sounds lazy and is really quite simple (with fingers) but every note is slapped - that makes it bloody tricky...for me

Since the upgrade I notice my attached pics got lost Time to rectify that and show off my USA Sterling 4HH with matching headstock

Was in the studio the other day for what i thought was going to be a mixing session. I'd left my basses at home. The studio is primarily used for electronic dance music. We decided to change a bass line so i picked up a Stingray that was in the rack at the studio. It was tuned to Eb - I asked why "Coz you know dance music: it's all on the black notes" was the reply.... Is it? really?