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“They call it a Royale because of the metric system” Vincent Vega in Pulp Fiction

I was very careful when typing her name out! When the ice cream van pulled up outside an ex-girlfriends house I meant to ask her mum if she fancied a 99. I didn’t. She laughed thankfully. True story

He had a hit with a song called Stan. The one with Dido singing the chorus.

Are those STANLESS strings made for Eminem?

But what do they call it in France?

Do you have the matching gold volume and tone pots?

I think the correct answer is: Depends Find this answer very useful in most situations too. I think if you are a pro and don’t have a skill or flexible second job to fall back on in lean times you will lead a very stressful life. Multiple income streams is the best advice. Sometimes you only learn this the hard way.

Pm incoming

When I stacked my 2 super compacts I did it horizontally rather than vertically as it felt more stable that way (and looked better IMHO). However I know Alex might disagree because of some fangled acoustic thingy me jig but I paid for them so there. 😀

Remember you can always buy gear s/h and if it’s not right for you, you can always sell it on for roughly what you paid for it.

I’ve had all the various options over the years. The downside of the modular 115 with a 210 is that when you have a smaller gig/rehearsal and can only take one cab, the sound will be different, either too bright or too bassy. Whereas if you have 2 of the same it will just be quieter and a little bit less depth. I had 2 super compacts (112s) but switched to a single cab solution. Currently have a barefaced super twin which is a 2x12 in a single box. Not much bigger than a single cab. Really light, very loud. In the picture below it is the supertwin (2x12), the compact (1x15) and the super compact (1x12). It’s a great visual to see the size comparisons. Hope this is of help.

They are also very well made (by DHA) and I am sure they will become collector pedals in the future as he recently passed away and therefore Dave won’t be making anymore. Was a really top bloke too.

The DHAs usually run at 12v and the tip is the opposite polarity to the standard boss type PSUs. Also the pots can get a bit dirty too so it’s best to set them up to a sound your are happy with and leave. I’ve had a vt2 in both pedal and rack form.

Photos please

I believe Billy Sheehan (!!!) is giving 1-2-1 lessons at a music store in Nashville where he recently moved to. Hoping he will do some Skype lessons. Would be a fantastic experience for my big boy birthday this year.