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They did at one point. I’ve seen a few around £135-150 over the last year.

try iii / vi7 / ii / V7 / next week

I'm really getting into that classic Spector sound. I love that strident, wiry tone. I like aggressive-sounding basses, and the NS2 definitely falls into that category.

there's a lot of pedals I have not seen or heard looks like fun

I am unconvinced I hear a difference between MIJ OC-2 and the OC-5 I can say the OC-5 can get a few notes lower before becoming unusable Will keep both , one on each board , if I had to have 1 only ,then the OC-5 probably Another observation is prices of MIJ OC-2 seem to have skyrocketed (?)

That's fabulous! What sort of printer is it?

Hopefully I'll live up to that expectation when the time comes!

I've just searched and it was me asking about fitting my spare 15" Subway speaker into my Walkabout combo. Your new one is a lovely looking bit of kit. They're just amazing amps. Difficult to move about (more bulk than sheer weight) but worth every effort.

Thanks Steve, I'll take a look 🙏

So What - Anti Nowhere League

If I remember correctly, the head fits but it's not recommended. There was a thread here somewhere and Andy contributed.

If you play the 1 6 2 5 and it sounds good then the answer is yes in my books regardless of whether the other musicians play it or not.

So What - Miles Davis

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Thirty(!) years ago we recorded 10 songs in our rehearsal room with the band Bittermoon. We dragged a whole load of equipment to the moldy log cabin that was normally populated by the Boy Scouts. Our friends Bob and Rick recorded the whole thing on ADAT tapes. A kind of video tapes on which you could put multiple audio tracks. I can remember that those bitches often had trouble synchronizing. The intention was to mix the recordings in Doesburg at Rick's EP Studio. But that turned out differently. The recordings from the log cabin turned out not to be usable (because of inexplicable hum or something?). In the end, only the drums remained and the rest was replayed and sung in Rick's studio. When the whole thing could finally be mixed after months of toiling and tinkering, it was decided to do it in the Beverly Beat studio in Winterswijk. I don't really remember why. I do know that it cost a lot more money than we had thought beforehand... And as it goes when you -not hindered by any knowledge- insist on doing everything yourself, the result was actually a bit disappointing to us. In particular, one of our own favorites Back Against The Wall sounded weak and lifeless. Not in the least because in the final mix they forgot to turn on the bass drum, haha. Now, 30 years later, we can have a good laugh about it. And thanks to current technology, the forgotten bass drum has been found 😉 So here it is: a rehabilitated version of Back Against The Wall. Enjoy!

When is it landing?

@Bill Fitzmaurice Evening Bill, the new Deltalite turned up and Ive installed it. First impressions are to burn the cab! The rattles and resonances are all over the place at mid volumes. I wonder if we can improve it with porting? The wadding has turned up but Ive not installed it yet. Internal dimensions are 1110mm high x 690mm wide x 240mm deep.