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[quote name='MacDaddy' post='83128' date='Nov 3 2007, 01:31 PM']Dad is Wlico Johnson[/quote] Never heard of Wlico Johnson, is he famous?

Norman is a great bloke, friendly and superb to watch. I caught up with him backstage at the London guitar Show earlier this year. Im the good looking one by the way!! And pic of him next to his new TE stack.

[i]It comes complete with mains adapter & other conections[/i] err.........????? why???

[quote name='OldGit' post='81168' date='Oct 30 2007, 10:36 AM']I reported the listing to ebay as a probable scam .. Meanwhile the guy has sent me an email "The engine is still available if you are interested" Engine? He's obviously scamming all over the place ...[/quote] Fantastic - so funny!!

About 4 years ago I sold a Series 6 300w head and 2 cabs when I gave up playing to start a family. FOOL. I love the TE sound. The Ashdown is nice but Im after the classic Trace punch again.

Hes only recently learnt Who stuff.........avoid.

Ive been offered a Trace Elliot GP12 200W Series 6 head in really nice nick for £230. Is that good, average or sh*te? Ta

[quote name='warwickhunt' post='79229' date='Oct 25 2007, 08:28 AM']Well jobs mine if I want it! Always helps if you can fix the PA when you get there (Behringer desks... pants). They were particularly impressed with the Ox sound that I had (courtesy of 'W' & TF with a liberal application of finger attack) added to which I rattled through the 9 songs that I knew, did 3 that I didn't know, then did some harmonies whilst playing. Damn I was having fun Luckily they are sound-a-like but NOT look-a-like (couldn't get away with that fringe cut I'm afraid) Which leads me on... The jobs mine if I want it BUT their present bassist didn't even know about the auditions. It appears he's getting tetchy with the band as they want to step back from 8 gigs a month to an average of 3, problem is that he's just shelled out £6k for bass gear on the never-never. Ah! I don't want to dump on a fellow bassist so I need to look into the background to this situation. Thanks for all the help guys, I'll update if anything happens.[/quote] Could be a difficult situation, especially if the existing bassist is a BCer!! Handbags at dawn!

Dont eat yellow snow.

I really doubt that they will be like the lesbians that feature in my many "documentaries" that I have at home.

I dont have any of the effects as such, but I use the AB100 switch box to switch between my 2 basses. It does the job. Boxes are plastic so wouldnt stand up to heavy gigging. I would recommend the GLX range of pedals over the Berrys. They are BOSS clones (metal cases)but half the price. They are available from Dangleberry Music on Ebay.

Si The pics certainly do suggest a genuine 57 P Bass. The serial number is 1957 The slightly raised pole pieces under the A string are year consistent. The button on the back of the stock (missing) is consistent. The slot screws instead of Philips on the machinehead plates is correct for 1957. If the bass is the sellers, it’s a 57 P alright. How much?? Neil

[quote name='Mike' post='77068' date='Oct 20 2007, 06:30 PM']Another one from Chelmsford! Whereabouts?[/quote] Near to ASDA...........and Im happily married thankyou very much!!

[quote name='Magnolia' post='77003' date='Oct 20 2007, 03:25 PM']I have a 2 seater sofa i need to get rid of. I was keeping it for my neice till she gets her own place. I dont have the space for it anymore, and she dont want it so its got to go. Its quite a deep sofa. Its a darkish lime green colour. Could do with a bit of a clean. Very comfy. Its free to whoever comes collect it. Im in Romford, Essex. Nick[/quote] Have you been burgled?

Accept a butt kick for not knowing any Who songs. How about I do the audition, impress the arses off them and you do the gig? I know a site with all the who songs on, most are accurate!! Its split into sections for Guitar and Bass. Handy!! [url="http://www.thewho.net/whotabs/azindex.htm"]Who Songs[/url] PS PM received!! Best of luck Warwick mate, Im only a bit jealous. I will teach you The Real Me if ya fancy a trip to Essex!!

can you post the pics OG and we can take a butchers.........

[quote name='Toasted' post='74439' date='Oct 15 2007, 09:33 AM']Wizard get alot of good press and are probably the best you can afford for £50 or slightly more.[/quote] +1

Yeah I used PP. Much easier!!

[quote name='OldGit' post='75114' date='Oct 16 2007, 04:08 PM']Just ordered this Fingers crossed for a happier courier experience ..[/quote] Nice one OG. Keep us posted with your purchase. And your mods!!!!! We will have to start a UK SX Owners Club!! Could hold AGMs in a phone box probably......

Yes...and yes. Just run a jack lead from the line out on the rear to a power amp. I use one and love it, but I think we are a minority bunch. Great amp for the money (if you get a good one). Ive read about reliability issues with some.

I think i know what the problem is, I has the exact same thinh happen when I bought my TE cab in from a garage where it had been for the winter. You will find that the voice coil on one or both of the drivers has corroded and is sticking, hence the noise being intermittent. The damp cold air gets to the coils if exposed long enough. I had my drivers replaced and the cab was fine after that. Take a look at www.bluearan.co.uk for replacement drivers.

May I suggest a 100w solder gun. I used one to do some work on the mains fusebox in my house. I'm in Ward 4B if you want to pop in and say hello.

Its a fake....Fender didn't start fitting pubes to basses until well into the 80s.

The "er" was only attached to the "Fend" on the transition logos, never on the spaghetti type (as used from the start and on reissues etc).