backwater

[quote name='peted' post='35312' date='Jul 21 2007, 06:03 PM']The faceplate is very small but if I remember right they are quite deep. Looks tiny on top of that 1x15", certainly.[/quote] It's still only 14.5 inches deep (and 9 inches wide) - but it does look tiny on the peavey cab (which was designed to take the Peavey MkIII head!) Andy

[quote name='funkle' post='35181' date='Jul 21 2007, 12:36 PM']Hello mate Where in Scotland are you? I'm in Edinburgh. Pete[/quote] Yep, I'm in Edinburgh too - a transplanted Weegie! Andy

[quote name='paul, the' post='34684' date='Jul 20 2007, 02:42 PM']Welcome Andy, it's nice to see some modest gear. What music are you in to?[/quote] I play a mix of all sorts - with a band 50s/60s/70s covers, in my own time folk, country and I work with a few Christian groups. Andy

I'll throw my rig into the mix! [attachment=48486:MiniRoD.jpg] 1984 Washburn Bantam Fretless Bass 2007 Ashdown Superfly Head 1978 Peavey 215 cut down to a 1x15 Simple and effective! Andy

Hi Everyone, Just to introduce myself. I'm Andy, been playing bass on and off for about 12 years in various styles. Currently working with a band as a roadie so don't get out to play bass often! My current rig : 1984 Washburn Bantam - Headless, fretless, bodyless but sounds good 1978 Peavey MkIII Head - sort of works! 1980-ish Peavey 215 cab - cut down to a 1x15 and owned by Simple Minds sometime in the past 2007 Ashdown Superfly Head Cheers Andy