bertbass

+1 for me too. A few gigs wouldn't hurt either.

Here, http://www.majelectronic.co.uk/ Not a great fan of ginger nuts though.

Don't they have a 3 year warranty?

Capo?

At the most 3 months. If I don't, one will break.

Have you tried using a different lead?

Get one of these and give it a go. I did and it's easier than you might think. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Make-Your-Own-Electric-Guitar/dp/0953104907

If you've got to think about it, it's not the right thing to do. Sell the [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]88 Stingray[/font][/color].

Heh, I got them all right.

Also just gone back to Elites, 50 - 110 stainless. Tried a set of DRs, the red coated ones and on the 1st note of the 3rd set, on the 4th gig since fitting them, the E string broke. Won't be buying them again.

Thanks for that, only another 8 days to go and I may well be the proud owner of one. As to the original question, I think you can safely say that the 69er is well worth having. Our crew certainly thinks so, as it's so light, he never lets me carry / wheel it, insisting that he wants to do it for the novelty value of such a light cabinet.

That's strange, a Streamliner 900 is next on my shopping list. It does the job OK then?

You beat me by 22 minutes. I'm still liking mine a lot.

One of my all time favourite songs by anyone, too old to rock and roll too young to die. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHVYBiVKldU

Oops. Sorry.

You won't be disappointed.

I used an 8x10 for every gig I did for the last 10 years, pubs, clubs, festivals, inside and out. one of the easiest cabs I've ever had to move around, much easier than a 4x10. Takes up the same amount of floor space, or less, than a 4x10. Being taller, you can hear what you're playing and you can also see the controls on your amp a lot better. I do however use a van to get the band's gear about which is an advantage. Easier to wheel it in and out of a van than to coax it into a Golf. Oh, and I never had a Landlord complain either.