WoodyRATM

Dont think that would work. Everytime i park in a car park i see the cunts checking tickets. Money grabbing toss pots.

Hmmm i'm tempted to get this for my sister.

Yass heading there then. Cheers!

This is one of mine too. I need new trainers for holiday (cheapo ones pref) but places like matalan etc really dont seem to cater for the UK size 12. Glad they're not bigger!

Oooh this could be interesting.

Haha. Also nice work on spelling Caiesdykes. Everytime i say where i live i then to spell it.

Already tried He's using it for his keytar. Cheers though.

Really? Then i might well come back. In defence of you guys, i did have recieve good service before the person who dealt with me. So in other words, Go to Bruce Millars - Most of the staff are useful. One was useless IMO/IME.

True. Shame how things change in a few months.

I've had an issue with Bruce Millars at the tail end of last year. I wont go into details, but i didnt get the bass i wanted or anything else. Terrible service. Treated me like a total moron. Ive decided that if i ever buy a new instrument again, i'll make the effort to go to Glasgow and go to reverb instead. Everytime i've been there i've had awesome service from the guys.

Also if anyone has any other ideas on converters please pitch them forward. It will be used with Bass, and probs the pickup i mentioned above (13 pin i think).

Hello, I'm looking for a Guitar to Midi Converter - pref the Roland GI 20. I dont need the pickup or anything (unless you have the Roland GK3B for sale ) If anyone has anything they want rid of, please let me know! Cheers Davie

To the top again.

You bought the 400+?! haha nice one!

And people say romance is dead...... Hahahahahahaha The guy i had my laser consultation with was mentioned on that site. He said nothing ever became of it.

Yeah sure thing. Also bump

That curry joke is brilliant. Hahahahaha

I'm looking to get rid of some books i havent used since i was at uni and college. First up is Java Programming: Program design including data structures. It is written by DS Malik. Java Programming: Program Design Including Data Structures: D.S. Malik: Amazon.co.uk: Books This book was needed for my computer science degree. I didnt stick around long so the books in really good cond. 35 Next up is Database Systems: A practical approach to design, implementaion and design. It is by Thomas Connelly and Carolyn Begg. Database Systems: A Practical Approach to Design, Implementation and Management International Computer Science Series: Amazon.co.uk: Thomas Connolly, Carolyn Begg: Books Also needed for my degree. But i think i opened it once. Still has a free access to some database website thing in it. 25 Also have a Cisco CCNA Companion guide for CCNA 1 and 2. I needed this for my HND Computing course, but it is handy for anyone working towards their CCNA. This book has been used alot, and has some rough notes on the cover. Comes with packet tracer 3.2 15 Database Systems: A Practical Approach to Design, Implementation and Management International Computer Science Series: Amazon.co.uk: Thomas Connolly, Carolyn Begg: Books Finally i have a Sams Teach yourself Java 6 in 21 Days. I bought this because well frankly my Java programming was dire. Still in pretty good cond. The CD with netbeans and the JDK has gone missing (these can be obtained on the net though). Sams Teach Yourself Java 6 in 21 Days: Amazon.co.uk: Rogers Cadenhead, Laura Lemay: Books 10 Cheers

Better than samsung. My samsung has now been sold on because its so shite. Back to my sony yay.

I'll bump this for Huw

RnB sell ones that come in a case and let you change filters. I bought them a while ago just because i needed plugs for that day. 20 quid or something, and you can wear them in clubs or watching gigs.

Brilliant.

This is now gooone

Hahah ace.

Hmmm yeah could be interesting. I'd be up for it if you fancied. I'm influenced with the likes of RATM, Muse, Tool kinda stuff. But i am a fan of Mastodon, Metallica etc.