Recent content by FergusonRJ

WOAH... who murdered that? I think you should take this to the Attorney.

Where, and when, will you be using this rig...? In this modern age, can you not work with simply a 2x10/2x12 or a 4x10? If you play a gig that requires a 6x10... who, apart from you and the band, are going to hear it...?

One or the other. Scientific requires specifically Academic calculation. The two go hand-in-hand. Essentially, they are the same.

(Bill Rawson)

Bodiesel. Unfortunately for me, the material I have I can't post. Here's my second choice.

Well, short of testing your home's electricity supply (I cannot advise on that as it's out of my scope of knowledge), try using your rig in different buildings, basically. I have a LMIII, but my cabs are: Warwick 4x10 (HF horn) Aldred Amps Custom 2x10 (no horn, just 10s) and through both of...

What's the power like where you are? Is this a problem you have when using various electrical sockets?

Take it to a tech; you need a new nut at the very least.

I think that the term 'Hipster', in The UK, at least, is used two ways, by different people: 1: By observers in general, in terms of fashion/lifestyle, to describe a current trend, and 2: By people who have interacted with youngish 'middle-class-'bourgeoisie'' types, who don't seem to know...

Ten years ago, in The UK, this was a Hipster: (Nathan Barley. Look it up)

To be fair, when I was a teenager, I did that all the time. Bad form, yes; no etiquette, no restraint of my unguided youthful enthusiasm. And I'm definitely not 'an Hipster'. Thankfully, some of the local legends whose basses I pestered to play, understood that I was just over-eager... still...

sorry cnltb. I fired too soon there.

Yes: Hipster.