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Waste of time, don't bother.

The Beatles was a stupid name for a band, but not any more.

Empty 4x10 and have a hinged back for leads, f/x etc.

The greatest rock band in the world, The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again. Makes me more than smile. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUbGLVvfB7Y&playnext=1&list=PL649F7EB31BEADB75&feature=results_main

The apology is on page 009 along with a couple of corrections.

See Emily Play, Arnold Layne, Bike and Lucifer Sam, to name 4 great things about Sid.

+1 for the TC.

I'd have a look at Fanes.

Checked it out and there's non in stock, in fact, they've only got one L/H bass in stock and that's the usual Squire Jazz.

Granddaughter Amy aged 6 playing her guitar, she started on my bass but me being left handed and my bass being 34" scale proved too much for her so she has her very own 6 string. I'm sure that I don't have to point out that it's pink! Her brother Thomas, aged 1, decided that she needed some help. This was just before he fell over not having quite mastered the art of staying vertical for long periods of time yet.

As far as solder goes, this will be perfect for you. http://www.rapidonline.com/Tools-Equipment/Rapid-Solder-Wire-60-40-22SWG-100g-Reel-85-0592

You've never owned a Precision if you have to ask how the saddle screw came out.

Forget the gun and use a 25w soldering iron and also forget lead free solder. Wait until the iron is hot. Clean the bit of the iron on a damp sponge. Tin the bit by melting a bit of solder on to it to allow the heat to flow. Put the tip onto the soldered joint and lift off the wires. If the wires are attached to the lugs with a mechanical joint, wrapped through the hole, then wiggle the wires as you pull them and they should pull out. Post crossed, but also what flyfisher said above.

Nothing Taiwanese about Mywatts. Made by Max Webber in Germany, Hiwatt clones and very nice too. Not a lot of similarities in the back panels either other than being blue.

This might help. http://forums.fender.com/viewtopic.php?t=29845

Another not me but...... Our drummer used record with Roger Daltrey in a previous band. Roger had built a home studio and was setting it up so they recorded a few songs so he could get the feel of the place. One day along comes Adam Faith who was managing a singer called Patches. They saw the band recording and were impresse with our drummer, I don't know why, and offered him the job of drummer in Patches' band. He of course turned it down. Shortly after this Patches changed his name to Leo Sayer. The rest is history.

Live at Leeds - The Who Made in Japan - Deep Purple

Flight cases are not a lot bigger than the cab that goes inside them and as they have wheels and decent handles, they're not that cumbersome. Can't argue your third point though unless you can get a used one.

Our drummer only got a mobile so he could talk to his bit on the side after years of slagging everyone off for having a mobile Only switches it on when he wants to talk to someone and doesn't do texts 'cause he doesn't know how too. I suppose that's because he's a drummer.

Flight case. Protect your cab in transit and stand the cab on top off it to gig.

Encore P copy.

Kansas - wayward son.

Barefaced 69er.

I use rechargeables in my G30.

Used to be 4 Sound City 4 x 12s but now it's the Barefaced 69er. Takes some beating.