Mykesbass

[quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1333299303' post='1599714'] How do they get change of use..??? [/quote] I guess it is down to the council being under pressure to supply new homes - I know mid sussex has quite a high target (set by governmnet) something like 9,000 new homes over the next few years. Not sure how the Hailsham pub got permission but it was one of teh Greene King cull.

Kings Head in Burgess Hill, West Sussex had its last band night last night and is closing to become a block of flats Never played there but went as a punter a couple of times. Real shame as they had music every Friday and Saturday and nowhere else has full bands - a couple of others do acoustic/duos etc. Will be playing the last gig at the Terminus in Hailsham in a couple of weeks before that closes to become a furniture showroom!!

Shouldn't be a problem - B Stock should usually only be cosmetic or stock used at a show or gone out and been returned under the distance selling regs, not faulty. As they have said, full warranty.

[quote name='seashell' timestamp='1332763928' post='1592657'] Can't wait for that! This has got me trying to think of songs about hideous industrial accidents. The only one I can come up with is 'Big Bad John' ...I suppose there are several others about mining disasters as well. But they might all be a bit too PC for this thread. [/quote] "John Henry" - silly bugg3r blew his heart out trying to compete with a steam driven machine laying railway tracks.

[quote name='allighatt0r' timestamp='1332368946' post='1587504'] Link doesn't seem to be working for me? It just says "The content is unavailable". [/quote] Sorry, didn't give Facebook settings a thought![attachment=103175:535074_10150605939156205_718426204_9571768_246792715_n.jpg]

[quote name='skej21' timestamp='1332443822' post='1588558'] To be fair, the only thing that suggests it is a bass is the stock picture. Everything else SCREAMS guitar! [/quote] Yes, but that is the most extraordinary Union Jack finish I've ever seen

Mate of mine is putting this on, thought it may be of interest for anyone in the area. [url="http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150605939156205&set=a.67190976204.85489.718426204&type=1&theater"]http://www.facebook....&type=1[/url]

[quote name='Johnston' timestamp='1332160466' post='1583998'] He's a bodger so why should we think his set ups are any better? [/quote] Nooooo! He's a botcher. Bodgers are skilled, creative individuals - or were you sticking up for him!

Flame finishes - hate 'em especially blue, green or purple!

Had the best gig so far with current band - Crowborough Constitutional Club - loads of people had been in and drinking all afternoon watching the rugby. Plenty of banter but once we got going they loved us. Great to get so much response from a non-dancing audience - probably 70% male and no room to dance although plenty of room to set up. If anyone gets offered a gig there, as long as you're doing older stuff and can cope with a bit of drunken banter it's a great gig to do!

That, also, is all!

Another great find Clarky, hope this one works out!

If you can't switch the pub date you should do it. A mate of mine was looking at becoming Jamie Cullum's agent just as he was breaking big time. He had three gigs in the book, one paying £80 which he insisted on honouring!

This post's at the wrong gig!!

Any of our Devon Basschatters gigging on Wednesday night or any Plymouth jam sessions? Got a boring night in a Travelodge so could do with a distraction!

Cowabunga! Great stuff, well done!

Here's the link to the online version: [url="http://www.music3sixtymagazine.com/index.php/2012/02/inner-voice/"]http://www.music3sixtymagazine.com/index.php/2012/02/inner-voice/[/url]

Not from music but I start a new job on Monday having had to give up my gardening business due to ill health and it was transferable skills from being a school Governor and helping to run a rugby club that got me the job. Having said that, this employer was the first one to look at the skills rather than the direct previous experience.

[quote name='Gust0o' timestamp='1329916512' post='1549605'] We seem to have a regular procession of BC'ers dropping by Jon's workshop - could one of them not oblige? [/quote] If anyone is up there this week I would be thrilled if they could/would.

[quote name='andydye' timestamp='1329908432' post='1549343'] we obviously need to see pictures as a matter of urgency... [/quote] Think it will be once I get my hands on it - Jon's so flat out it doesn't sound like he has the time to take photo's!!

So, despite a complete lack of pictures, this should be ready for collection next week!!! Nothing like a huge element of surprise, bit I'm still very excited

Well done you old trooper!!

[quote name='hiram.k.hackenbacker' timestamp='1329666105' post='1545520'] I think it's quite sad that Norman finds it necessary to sell this. I know for some a bass is just a bass, but there must be a lot of fond memories there. I wonder if it was used to record Hit Me...? [/quote] Ad says he used the bass from the 80's - Hit Me was '78 so PTB is probably right.

So, did you survive?!

[quote name='1976fenderhead' timestamp='1329877772' post='1549085'] I bought one new I was using as an expression pedal (it was meant for that usage as well as volume) and the toe down position would 'decalibrate' mid-use... So say you'd rock it forward and it would go to max value, than back and forward again, it would only go to 90-something percent. Then back and forth again, it would top on a different value. Rubbish. Also, it would cause no change to the effect for a bit in the beginning of the sweep, and then suddenly move very fast to say a third - it didn't sense movement for about the initial third of the sweep. And the range of movement was so short it was very hard to control it with any precision. None such problems with the Ernie Ball. [/quote] Fair enough - shame, they used to be a reliable budget option. Looks like, as with everything, as the price gets driven further and further down and the raw materials get more expensive something's got to give