Cat Burrito

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Oh dear

Or just write "E" next to it on the set list to remind you. I'm very used to singers flipping the key about

Considering listing fees & time taken to list I have to ask was that really worth doing? Must be an in joke I'm not in on!?

Sounds like more of a theorist than a practitioner. Good luck to her. I still can't play all styles of music

I use cut up pieces of computer mat from Ebay - does the job. I genuinely don't know where to buy the real thing & the foam sounds great

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I think I'd been playing a fair few years before I actually got paid! Now I think it's important that musicians are paid for their service. Doorstaff & barstaff get paid. As a minimum venues should at least feed & water the band. In the extremely unlikely event of not getting any pay I would still do it simply because I enjoy it. All our money goes back into the band anyway so I'm hardly making a killing out of this

I did a second "wow" when I saw his 92% feedback

I use flats for everything and they absolutely suit my needs. I can't imagine going back now

Perhaps the teacher did it to give her audition experience? It does sound like your time was wasted but hey, we've all been there! I'd tell her no & why BUT it's how you say it and feedback well delivered is easier to swallow

I used my Terror through a USA SVT 210E. It sounded great but I changed it purely because I wanted an Orange cab

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If you buy from [url="http://www.soundsliveshop.com/p/Orange_Terror_Bass/OS-BT500-H"]http://www.soundsliveshop.com/p/Orange_Ter...Bass/OS-BT500-H[/url] you can save 10 or 15% by entering the code ORA15 or ORA10 - just going from memory but one of those will work (the other won't!). I saved on both my head and cab AND I've given the link & code to others here and saved them money too

It looks really professional to me & clearly is aimed appropriately at the wedding market. It's just a shame some joker appears to have airbrushed out at least half of your beard

Having now bought Scott 4 off the back of this thread, I can't stop playing it. Some awesome bass playing & just beautiful, beautiful arrangements

[url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/70s-CMI-Twin-Neck-Guitar-Bass-/190502332079?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item2c5ad2e6af"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/70s-CMI-Twin-Neck-Gu...=item2c5ad2e6af[/url] I'm not proud I wouldn't buy it but I certainly approve of such craziness

Herman bought my Ampeg 210 SVT USA cab. Top bloke to deal with. Swiftly arranged traditional service station handover in true Basschat tradition. Top stuff

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I've been gigging the Orange Bass Terror this year and it's great fun. I can only echo what has already been said. Plenty of old school thump. I think it's got a kind of punk rock spirit, no thrills controls, just plug in and play. It does reggae well, it does country and of course it does rock. What's not to like? I'm taking mine out with the SP210 cab and it's awesome. All that said if you tried the Little Bastard and loved it, you could always play it safe.

My understanding is that for mid to late '70s silverface amps and early '80s "blackface" models, the serial numbers are date encoded much the same way as Fender guitars from the late '70s: A6 + 5-digits - 1976 A7 + 5-digits - 1977 A8 + 5-digits - 1978 A9 + 5-digits - 1979 B + 5-digits - 1975, 1976 F0 + 5-digits - 1980 F1 + 5-digits - 1981 F2 + 5-digits - 1982 F3 + 5-digits - 1983 F4 + 5-digits - 1984 F9 + 5-digits - 1979, 1980 Have you missed a digit off the serial number? It seems to be one short. Unless anyone knows something I don't?