Due to great popularity, Theatrical Outfit is extending FLY, now on stage at The Balzer Theater at Herren’s! Tickets for the following additional dates will be On Sale Friday, February 15th at 8AM! Wed 27-Feb 7:30pm Thu 28-Feb 7:30pm Fri 1-Mar 7:30pm Sat 2-Mar 7:30pm Sun 3-Mar 2:30pm Wed 6-Mar 7:30pm Thu 7-Mar 7:30pm Fri […]
Did you know that before 1940, African-Americans were barred from flying for the U.S. military? Then came the Tuskegee Airmen. Written by Trey Ellis & Ricardo Khan and Directed by Patdro Harris, FLY is the story of the African-American Army Air Corps fighters who flew over the skies of Europe during World War II, made […]
The 350h is in mint condition. I've "gigged" it one week every year, and what that means is that I've played it at about 1/4 or 1/2 volume for about 30 minutes a night for a week. So definitely no heavy use.
or more realistically, do you know anybody else in the area selling an 8x10 for around the same price?
You'd have to go and fight guitar center I feel like a dope for selling it there. This is the second offer I got for it since I sold it to them for a loss and got a crappier used cab. Are you interested in the head?
First up is Tech a 21 Bass Boost Chorus. Like new, mint condition. Bought about 6 months ago new from Sweetwater, and I just recently realized I've probably turned it on less than 10 times. I guess choruses are just not for me. No cosmetic blemishes at all.
Next up is the Boss Bass Chorus CEB-3. Couple of small scratches that were difficult in being picked up on the camera. Right above and to the left of "INPUT" is the worst of them, and has been exaggerated by the camera flash.
yeah, it uses the same power supply and connector as the typical small boss pedals. According to the user manual, it needs 9V 100ma minimum power supply.
I just got done reading your interview at fretlessbass.com about your recordings with michael hedges...anyways, i am fairly new to your hedges collaboration, I have breakfast in the field, and that was because i was a fan of hedges, and i got that cd for a good price, seeing your name on it really excited me, and i really liked the funky avacado
anyways, i was just wondering, what bass were you using at that point...as a 19-20 year old you didn't have a zon did you? i was reading about your playing on the funky avacado a guy said that you had a 5 string...is this true?
Plus, you probably get asked this all the time, but what was it like recording with hedges? I think that he is such an amazing an unique guitar player, was it different than the other hundred of people you've recorded with?
i bought a fender rumble25 combo a couple of months ago and used it mainly in my room with headphones or low volume. Well yesterday some guys invited me to play with them and i had a chance to rise the volume. to my surprise the amp sounded distorted. Like, bad distorsion not the good one. is this a speaker problem? thru headphones sounds good.
Its because your amp is WAY, WAY, WAY, WAY WAY underpowered to play along with live drums or other amplified instruments. 25 watts is only good for bedroom practicing.
Life has taken a positive turn for David Lekomanyane‚ the mining engineering graduate who was due to start a low-paying internship in December.
David Lekomanyane is the first in his family to go to university. He completed his B Tech in mining engineering at the University of Johannesburg in 2015.
The 26-year-old from Ermelo in Mpumalanga has been contacted by three companies in the mining industry that have offered to assist him after they read about his plight on TimesLIVE on Wednesday.
The story also attracted the interest of a regulator in the energy industry that has asked him to forward his CV to be added to its vacancy database.
Lekomanyane has met with one company representative and has e-mailed his particulars to the other two prospective employers.
Overwhelmed with joy‚ the University of Johannesburg graduate said he was not ready to talk about the potential jobs yet.
“First I have to see what the companies have to offer and I will give feedback once everything has been finalised. As much as this has opened many opportunities for me‚ I also want to share this with other unemployed graduates‚” he said.
Lekomanyane completed his studies in 2015. His first-year university fees were covered by the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS). His third and fourth-year university fees amounted to an estimated R200‚000‚ funded by the Mining Qualifications Authority.
“I am passionate about mining and I am a hard worker. I know one day I will get the job I am qualified for‚” he told TimesLIVE.
Lekomanyane’s family survives on his grandparents’ pension grants and he still owes the NSFAS R32‚000. He has not been employed since finishing his studies at the University of Johannesburg. Most companies told him that they needed at least three years of work experience when he applied for posts.
“I was really touched by David’s story. It saddened me to hear that there are many young people with qualifications that are struggling to get jobs. That is why I decided to call him and see how we can assist‚” said Mandla Ngwenya of Entlearolo Trading‚ a contractor specialising in the mining industry.