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If my memory serves me well, which it probably doesn't, that could be a Triumph cabinet. http://www.voxac100.org.uk/triumph.htm catalogue pictures half way down the page.

If the amp isn't too precious to you I'd force a bit of PVA wood glue into the joint using a syringe and screw through from the outside using screw cups. The screw cups would make the repair look like it was meant to be like that.

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Been there, done that on a Hoyer I once owned. Wired the pickups straight to an on/off switch then on to jack. Sounded great!

If a textured pain finish is good enough for Martin, Court, Nexo and Turbosound, to name just a few, then I'm quite happy to belong to this elite with my 69er.

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Had bacon sandwiches for tea tonight and very nice they were too!

I'd have one of these but again no left handed.

Actually, the guitarist does what he's told when it comes to volume so no problem there. As an aside, he's just started using a lunch box, very handy for sandwiches, oops, wrong lunch box, one of these, http://www.ztamplifiers.com/products/lunchbox.html. A hell of a lighter than a flight cased AC30. As I do most of the singing, does that mean I can officially refuse to carry any gear then? Hang on, That would mean that the twat, I mean the drummer, would carry more. We're back to square one.

My 69er has a strap handle on the top which I though at first was a bit strange but as the cab is so light, it makes the cab easy to lift single handed. Alex put the side handles in upside down, doesn't bother me but it sure bothers my guitarist. My major concern is our drummer though, he doesn't give a sh*t about anyone's gear, not even his own, so we tend to keep gear that we care about away from him because he will break it. He's often been heard to say, don't tell me how to carry things, I worked for Pickfords. Twat!

Like the red, like the white but love that it's left handed. Nice!

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Saw them in 72 playing mainly Nursery Cryme, my favourite album and they were stunning. Went off them a bit with Lamb and totally when Gabriel left.

I'm left handed so not a problem I ever encounter.

I had a 72 Ric and the sound was perfect, unfortunately the rest of it was a load of rubbish. I used it with a Roost 100w valve head and a pair of Vox T60 cabs and the sound was fantastic. Thinking about it though, when the Roost died and I had to use a GK 200w head, I forget the model, It had lost that sound. Gas again.

I'd suggest one of these, http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HH-MA100-Mixer-Amp-Head-old-but-quality-kit-/231023995692?pt=UK_MusicalInstr_Amplifiers_RL&hash=item35ca1a6b2c or, http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/H-H-amp-head-with-5-channels-spring-reverb-PA-or-instrument-/130956940321?pt=UK_MusicalInstr_Amplifiers_RL&hash=item1e7da45421 or, http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Carlsbro-Marlin-6-150-Amplifier-Head-/190876203294?pt=UK_MusicalInstr_Amplifiers_RL&hash=item2c711bb91e and something like this, http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Carlsbro-300-watt-speakers-/221260316440?pt=UK_ConElec_SpeakersPASystems_RL&hash=item3384247f18 They always worked OK and are probably ideal for what you want. They are also cheap enough that if the band split it wouldn't be worth arguing over your financial input.