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Without hearing it it's difficult to tell but could you be having a feedback problem? The Line 6 to my knowledge isn't an acoustic amp so may very well feedback when playing an acoustic through it, that's pretty much the only reason they make acoustic amps!

Jerry

On the right hand side of the screen of all songs there's an auto scroll function.

The menu goes:

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You can set the speed of scrolling here too

Jerry

Growing up in London in the 70's when punk was the rage there were loads that I thought were just old hat, Elvis, Frank Sinatra, "Toilet Roll" Tom Jones to name but a few.

Jerry

I'm a huge Quentin Tarantino fan so in my list would be:

Inglorious Basterds
Pulp Fiction
Jackie Brown

others not directed by Tarantino would be:

Layer Cake
Snatch
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Amelie
An Ideal Husband
Frost Nixon
The Damned United
Paul
Hot Fuzz
Shaun of the Dead

Jerry

JJJ, cats are very territorial and if the dogs new your cat will be REALLY put out. It's a good call to put the food upstairs. With the cat being old it may not feel able to take on the dog to show it who's boss, this is really important for a cat.

Where does your cat go upstairs? Cats always need a place where they feel safe, this might under a bed or pretty much anywhere, put its food and water there and make a fuss of the cat, let it know that its still loved and hope for the best. Cats are pretty adaptable but if the dogs new, rest assured the cat will be major league unhappy.

We had a cat that had nervous problems, he was overgrooming and making himself bald in places, The vet gave him the equivalent of prozac! It may sound bizarre but it worked wonders. Animals get mental problems as well as physical ones and at the moment your cat is probably feeling usurped, you'll have see what happens but definately ask your vet for advice.

Jerry

I'm with Phil on this, I've got both but hardly ever play my Strat, my Telecaster is my go to elctric guitar.

Funnily enough I too had a Les Paul that I sold, bought on a whim and I couldn't get on with the neck.

Jerry

Hi Pete

I use a Boss eBand. It comes loaded with hundreds of looped backing tracks in just about every genre you can think of so it makes a great practice tool. It loaded with Boss effects too. You can link it up to your computer as well and jam along to MP3's as well. You can record all of this onto the eBands hard drive. Being Boss it's pretty much bullet proof, here's a YouTube demo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpvZwxbZUuc

Jerry

Tommy's a true guitar genius, I've got tickets for him here in the UK in March.

Jerry

Sorry Jx3, Fender was originally a radio repair company, I guess you could argue that it was music related!

The company began as Fender's Radio Service in late 1938 in Fullerton, California, USA. As a qualified electronics technician, Leo Fender had been asked to repair not only radios, but phonograph players, home audio amplifiers, public address systems and musical instrument amplifiers. (At the time, most of these were just variations on a few simple vacuum-tube circuits.) All designs were based on research developed and released to the public domain by Western Electric in the '30s, and used vacuum tubes for amplification. The business also sidelined in carrying records for sale and the rental of self-designed-and-built PA systems. Leo became intrigued by design flaws in current musical instrument amplifiers, and he began custom-building a few amplifiers based on his own designs or modifications to designs.

Jerry

I have a Fishman Loudbox Mini, for years I used a Marshall AS100D, a good amp but blown into the weeds by the little Fishman. Fantastic quality, a great tone and light as a feather. I use an SM58 mic with it and it's a cracker.

Jerry

I had a Stagg a few years ago and for the money they're a good guitar. You can sort the action, I seem to remember there are shims under the bridge.

Jerry