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It certainly will. Perfect Cheers Merton

Thanks. I guess this camera case would do the job just as well [url="http://www.cjemicros.co.uk/micros/individual/newprodpages/prodinfo.php?prodcode=VAR-FLCASE"]http://www.cjemicros.co.uk/micros/individu...code=VAR-FLCASE[/url]

I fancy getting my Thunderfunk out of the rack case and getting a flightcase to carry it. Something like TF advertise on their site [url="http://www.thunderfunk.com/Accessories.html"]http://www.thunderfunk.com/Accessories.html[/url] Can anyone recommend someone who would make one of these for me for a reasonable price?

Bass looks great IncX. Enjoy it (and spend some of my donation on a beer to celebrate )

There's a lot of the old manuals on the Trace Elliot website. I recently downloaded a scanned in manual for my 89 AH300 head from there

[quote name='bassoctopus' post='345302' date='Dec 4 2008, 12:48 PM']Really happy with it, but I'll report back properly after my practice on Saturday[/quote] Surpassed all expectations at practice and I play in a loud rock band. Even the rest of the band commented on how much better it sounded than the Trace Elliot

Thanks for the offer, but a Thunderfunk has just been purchased and I am more than happy with it

I think so! It's no noisier than the Trace Elliot. There is hum though - just not enough to bother me at the volumes I play at

Yep - capped so you can port your cab differently Posted a pic of mine here [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=33542&st=0&gopid=345302&#entry345302"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=...mp;#entry345302[/url] Not sure how to link an attachment to another thread without uploading again

Loads more punch and clarity than the Trace. It's significantly lighter (which is definitely a good thing!) and I've dialled up my old Trace sounds really quickly on it without having to resort to the parametric. Really happy with it, but I'll report back properly after my practice on Saturday

MCGraham's old Thunderfunk turned up today. As luck would have it, I had a day off booked today. What a great sounding amp this is, chuffed with my purchase! The test rig....

My Thunderfunk arrived from MCGraham today. I was initially concerned as he didn't take paypal, but after some research decided he was who he said he was etc. It turns out he's great guy to do business with, and I have no problems recommending him as a seller on here.

I run a Honda S2000 which gets put away in the winter, and I buy a banger for 5-6 months. This year I got a 1997 Mitsubishi Galant 2.0l Auto. Fully loaded with toys, 12 months MOT, 6 months tax, and a genuine 55k miles. Currently it stands me at £600. A nice but dull car. Should have nmo problem shifting it for £500 in March either And what's the point in Warwick pron, when you don't see the back.

[quote name='ianrunci' post='342415' date='Dec 1 2008, 09:38 PM']I mean look at Warwick's, you pay £1100 for one and its worth £450 the week after, what's the point of that?[/quote] As per my earlier post - for the sensible amongst us, it means amazing basses for no money if you don't want to buy new £900 (RRP £2500) £1100 (RRP £3800) £900 (RRP £1800) I made money on the SS1 and I bet you I won't lose a penny on the other two.

Just buy second hand and have your top end stuff for half the price. I currently have a Thumb and Infinity 5 string. RRP for the pair - £6500, cost to me £2000. Thumb has been with me for 15 years and never missed a beat. I don't understand people who buy this stuff new - you must have money to burn - same as cars I guess!

Listening to those vids makes me even more impatient for my Thunderfunk to arrive. This time next week with a bit of luck