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Just reread you post about the last set of screws - all broke at the same spot. That throws out my hypothesis - something about the bridge plate was causing an outer screw to shear and put all of the tension on the remaining two screws which sequentially pulled out and sheared due to the...

Since it has happened twice with two different sets of screws I would like to see pics of the bridge plate, top view and bottom. It might be the shear force culprit. Question - did the other set of screws break at different points as well?

NS Design Radius - nice to see one in action: NS-CR5 RADIUS Bass

A mil is 1/1000 of an inch, its a US thing.

Looks like they use to sell for a lot less: Invalid Link Removed Oh, and guys, if you want to band together it gets cheaper - just need to buy 1000 of them: Feirui high-end gifts Mini resonant sound box - Cute cube2 - FREE.D (China Manufacturer) - Audio & Sets - AV Equipment Products - DIYTrade

I went the standing desk route last year. Bit of an adjustment period but have not looked back since.

Depending on which part of the UK you are in you may have a hackerspace nearby. Example: London Hackspace

The First Noel by Kim Hyun-mo: He has other videos, though very festive, not really Christmas related.

Awesome, now I have a better idea of which members in our online community believe it is OK to discriminate against entire classes of people. And also the ones who have no idea how the 1st amendment works.

So, I have been getting back into playing and this morning before leaving for work I decided I should do some recording this weekend to listen to and analyze so I have a better idea of where I should be focusing my attention during practice. But, today I am busy and inherently lazy so I was...

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My first instrument was guitar. I took a break from music for a few years and took up bass when I came back. I remember my first guitar lesson was learning the high e string (the little thin guy). My first bass lesson focused on the low E (the huskiest fellow). Maybe that is what is causing...

Sharing a tuner is not hard if everyone shows up to rehearsal:). And yes, major deviations from standard A can be problematic (the pantera/halen reference was just an example of extreme deviation, I think a quarter step, just to illustrate the fact that a band in tune with itself will not irk...

This is probably the best advice to take from this thread. As long as everyone in the band uses the same standard, ie the same tuner, regardless if its A=440Hz or A=442Hz or A=439.3846738Hz the band will be in tune with each other and the audience won't notice or care. Example: this is from...

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