It doesn't matter anyway none of will remember tomorrow, I can only find this thread when I get an alert.The original post is olde enough it can no longer be edited
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It doesn't matter anyway none of will remember tomorrow, I can only find this thread when I get an alert.The original post is olde enough it can no longer be edited
Okay.
Us olde cogitaters crumbly submit to thine supine intellect.![]()
I'm struggling to understand why the move is such a big deal for some people.
I have to "like" this since there isn't a "love"Very kind of you to step in to try and elaborate on the decision. To speak only for what I know myself-- many of us are older musicians with a bent toward technical knowledge about-- amongst other things-- amplifiers. Some thread members are quite respected in the field of amplification. Some are still working in the bass amplification industry today. While we may ramble about stiff necks and knees, we know that there are a couple things we share in common-- the love of electronics particularly bass amps, and most of us are veterans. And where there are veterans-- there is camaraderie-- amongst technically minded people. It's something I can't explain-- it's a first hand experience.
Having said that-- knowing that most GOF's are technical experts, it might felt somewhat like a "demotion" of sorts. Others might have felt it was an unfair move since this thread has lived in Amps since conception. I do not condone nor condemn the decision made, I'm merely making some suggestions.
Speaking only for myself, I don't expect any special treatment because I am a paying member. I only try to ask questions that I hope are fair. I don't believe anywhere in the last few pages anyone suggested they should receive special treatment of any kind, just some consideration for a group of grizzly old farts who happen to have a love of amplifiers and technology and often mix in a bit of ailments, horses, and gardening.
Because we're old and we don't like change.I wasn't the one that brought it up in the Moditorium nor was I the one that moved it, but I can say this. As mods we're supposed to monitoring our forum. Unfortunately there's almost no way we can read every single post. There are only so many of us, with more posts every day. But we do usually glance through threads. If there's a thread in a section that we realize no longer has to do with the subject matter of the forum it's in, it's not uncommon for them to get moved. No one gets in trouble or anything like that, the thread just evolved.
It's not like the thread was moved to the Lobby (where only Supporting Members can post). Nothing about the participants changed. I'm struggling to understand why the move is such a big deal for some people.
I agree with you, Beans, and we do discuss amps whenever someone brings up a question or solution. No questions, no answers.Bob, since you asked, here is my perspective.
This is a friendly place were older folks gather and offer one another support. Unlike some other threads, there are never arguements, nobody trolls here, or comes here to do harm. New posters are always welcomed.
This is a very active thread, in part, because of the visibility that it gets in the amps forum. I didn't know that misc existed untill today. Many here are pretty much only interested in the amps forum, they see this thread and drop in. People that currently participate in this thread will probably look for it in misc.
I suspect that not many TB members peruse misc, it seems to be kind of a wasteland. I fear that the lack of visibility in misc will result in new people not joining in and this thread will be relegated to die a slow death once the link in amps is taken away. A solution is to give the thread it's own sticky at the top of the amps page. You laugh, but I'm serious.
I agree, we should be discussing amps more.
That's Ree-diculous!Could be worse - one of the FB groups I'm on just banned discussions about Bacon.

You'll notice it depends* on the age of the "teller".LOL...I like to think I'm not, but I'm told almost daily that I am.
It doesn't matter anyway none of will remember tomorrow, I can only find this thread when I get an alert.![]()


I'm not smart enough to have thought of that........thanksJust an outsider here. I don’t go to any forums per say. I just read new posts. I see just about everything.
It should change anything moving this to miscellaneous.
Nope! That don't work. I wanna be Mr. llaneous Grumpy Olde Fart.So now are we the Miscellaneous Grumpy Olde Farts?![]()

You'll notice it depends* on the age of the "teller".
*not an advertisement
Well, you're wrong. It's about amps when someone has an amp question or issue. Otherwise it's about being older, more experienced in life matters. There are amp experts here that can answer technical questions that won't get to them now that it's been moved.Some threads are "iffy" about where they should go because they can relate to, say "Rigs," which can encompass basses, amps, effects, and live sound. I've moved threads from basses, to strings, and back to basses based upon responses, so it happens. This thread, though, is clearly not about amps, so we're not moving it back.
I can change the title to remove the "Amps..." or leave it.
Well, you guys keep trying to justify your action. Why don't you drop it?I'm wrong about plenty, but not this; this thread is not focused on Amps. It's not a technical question thread, it's an club for self-proclaimed old farts. Technical questions get answered in other threads, and someone asking a technical question would not automatically go to this thread based on the title. This is silly. Move on.