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as the title says really
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if i added another 2x10 i was going to put the combo on its side anyhoo.
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i'm on the look out for a P?J bass and came across the duff one. Its magnificently 80's looking Wondered if anyone had got, played, seen one etc.
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I've got a Mag 2x10 combo which i originally thought to add a 15 to but now i'm wondering whether to add another 2x10. What would i lose gain by adding another 2x10 over the 1x15? Thanks in advance
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subject to the usual
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bumpage
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yes
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wizard thumper might be worth checking out
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Brand new in packaging, no longer required £20 posted for both sets
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bump
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i think the new marshalls being a hybrid at £279 is hard to beat but not having heard one i can't say for sure
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[quote name='andyonbass' post='81660' date='Oct 31 2007, 11:27 AM']Hmmm...... lets hope the new web site marks an improvement in customer service as well. I dont think so, somehow, seeing as I am still waiting for a response from them regarding an item I have had on order for 3 weeks My fault, really, 'cos I am aware of their reputation, fortunately its not an expensive item.[/quote]i had to wait 8 weeks for a refund Phoned 8 times getting passed from pillar to post. I rang and spoke to someone different and they said thats no problem, whats my card number
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MAG Review here [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=5855"]<a href="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=5855" target="_blank">http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=5855[/url]</a> I've got the mag and i would say it is very similar to the Laney, Laney sound bright, or at least the ones i have had do. The Marshall MB4210 is an unknown at the mo as its just come out but if i was buying now i would probably go for it I am selling my MAG combo at the mo
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[quote name='thumbo' post='80251' date='Oct 27 2007, 09:13 PM']Anyway, if it aint broke don't fix it.[/quote] No, no, no! If it ain't broke, fix it 'till it is
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that is an option
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100 watt 4 channel guitar amp supplied with two foot switches. One four way foot switch to select the channels and a two way to select the digital effects, delay/reverb on/off. The four channels are - Clean, Crunch, Lead, Ultra Lead The digital effects are - Chorus, Flanger, Tremolo, Delay, Reverb Includes line in to connect a CD/MP3 player to Jam along with, line out for connection to a mixer/PA, Headphone socket, speaker extension socket The amps that stage your breakthrough: Great tone, unique features - great price! If you want big sound, but don’t have a big budget yet – then check out our awesome Matrix Series! These amps provide all must-have sounds and effects, from clean to blues, rock to warp and back! Matrix delivers the sinfully sweet tone that has turned Hughes & Kettner into a household name for many pro players – these babies even have plenty of stage-compatible power built-in. There is no catch – the only “less” in Matrix is a price that certainly won’t bust your budget! Matrix amps are true analogue designs featuring our trademark sound and great quality. What’s more, they offer some very cool and unique features: The Matrix Series offers the world’s first amps with four analogue channels and unique Autostore FX multieffects matrix – hence the name. Each of its four channels (Clean, Crunch, Lead and Warp) is able to recall its own multi-effects settings without you having to store them first! So from now on, you set each channel up the way you want it, including Matrix’ excellent multi-effects, and use the included 4-way footswitch to simply switch complete sounds! Finally, you can focus entirely on your performance rather than the stressful “stompbox ballet” when bypassing your external FX-boxes barely in time for the solo. The amp is only a few months old and comes with the original box and has never been gigged. This is a great, loud amp with everything you need built in. Link here [url="http://www.hughes-and-kettner.com/products.php?mode=prod&id=94"]<a href="http://www.hughes-and-kettner.com/products...=prod&id=94" target="_blank">http://www.hughes-and-kettner.com/products...=prod&id=94[/url]</a> These retail for between £300 - £350 new but I am only after £225 ono I'm based in the Bristol bath area
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i did in the sub title but to save confusion £300 max, sub £200 ideal
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I'm interested in getting a 212 but not spending a huge amount of money is there anything that is within a reasonable budget? This is to go with my 210 combo which i will replace in the future Thanks in advance
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bump
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well i bought an N8
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How about £5 posted for the Stuart Clayton tips book?
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other - honer professional ST lynx
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has anyone AB'd Wizard Thumpers and SD 1/4 lb ers
sk8 replied to sk8's topic in Accessories and Misc
wizards it is then
