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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.

+1 for the Tuff Cab. Get a stipple roller as well and you're set to go.

Good idea.

Does the jack still have the second nut screwed on under the scratch plate? If so, just take it off. If not, open the hole in scratch plate up a bit so that the collar of the socket just sits in the enlarged hole. You could countersink the inside of the mounting hole as well.

Seen a few questions about soldering irons in the past few weeks and have just seen this, [url="http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg//SID-D71569C6-A4943F79/lidl_uk/hs.xsl/index_38195.htm?offerdate=&idcheck=true&ar2=&id=459&country=GB&zipcode=TN37+6RA&city=Hastings&district=&street=Bohemia+Road&ar=1&nf=TRUE"]http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg//lidl_uk/hs.xsl/index_38195.htm?offerdate=&ar2=[/url] and thought that someone might be interested.

Had a Firebass 700 and while it had the depth I wanted, it was at the cost of volume. With a decent bottom end, it wasn't very loud at all.

The man himself thought that the bass solo was quite important, he said so himself. [color=#000000][font=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=3]“On [/size][/font][/color][i][url="http://www.thewho.net/whotabs/tablature/substitute-bass.txt"]Substitute[/url][/i][color=#000000][font=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=3] I played a two pickup medium scale Gibson bass and I managed to find a decent set of Gibson wirewound strings that vibrated properly. The session was going well and I felt that we were ready for the master take, so when it got to the solo in the middle, I turned the bass up and there was nothing the engineer could do about it. They’d previously balanced everything and it was all going through the mixer at the same time.”[/size][/font][/color]

That's no tuner, it's a gonk.

Thunderbird and Marshall stack(s).

Ah, 1969, remember it well. No tuners in those days. No amps back stage either, in fact it was either a tuning fork or an out of tune piano, no one I knew played harmonica. You'd press your ear to your bass and hope to hear the notes but if there was a back stage it was usually pretty noisy so what did we do? We walked on stage and tuned before we started to play just like Hendrix. Not play amazingly like Hendrix I mean but just play music.

To encourage better driving, Confused.com has created a playlist of the top 50 ultimate safe driving songs, which match this optimum tempo. Here's 30 of them. 01 Come Away With Me 03:18 02 Billionaire - Feat. Bruno Mars 03:31 03 I'm Yours 04:03 04 The Scientist 05:09 05 Tiny Dancer 06:14 06 Cry Me A River 04:48 07 I Don't Want To Miss A Thing 04:59 08 Karma Police 04:21 09 Never Had A Dream Come True 04:01 10 Skinny Love 03:58 11 Angels 02:51 12 Closer 03:57 13 Wildfire (feat. Little Dragon) 03:21 14 Back To Life (However Do You Want Me) [feat. Caron Wheeler] - 2003 - Remaster 03:45 15 Dub Be Good To Me 03:58 16 Price Tag - Acoustic Version 03:19 17 Never Gonna Happen 03:28 18 Tell Me 03:42 19 The Symphony 06:05 20 Burn - Confession Special Edition Version 03:52 21 Hero 04:17 22 Slow Dancing In A Burning Room 04:02 23 How Do I Live 04:27 24 Signal Fire 04:26 25 Video Games 04:44 26 A Woman's Worth 05:03 27 Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me 05:38 28 Thinkin Bout You 03:20 29 Life On Mars? - 1999 Digital Remaster 03:51 30 Write It On Your Skin 03:13

Just received an unsolicited e-mail from confused.com and found this, http://www.confused.com/car-insurance/articles/top-ten-most-dangerous-driving-songs?MediaCode=806&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Newsletter&utm_source=Newsletter14Jan13&utm_content=Christmas, Interesting. What do you think?

Got a pair of Jack 15s looking for a new home. Kappalite 3015 loaded and a distortion free displacement limited power handling at 350 watts. No horns as they don't need them.

I thought I was going to hate [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Les Miserables as well and I did.[/font][/color]