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Quick take Bridgehouse's computer off him before he gets a reply to his PM🙄

I'm with you it would probably be either or!

You could go for the ACG Krell fretless in the classifieds and take a string off

I don't look 61 (so I am told), feel more like 30, and the wife says she will have children when the one she's got grows up and leaves home. With me being the comedian in the band my band mates are of a similar opinion

I'm the eldest in the band at 61, the lead guitarist is 60 the drummer 55 and the singer/rhythm guitarist 48. We have never spoken about age, play classic covers and are actively looking for gigs. We also have the best interaction between band mates since I joined 20 years or so go.

Good idea, I'm going to remember that one Lozz when my Swiss Army laptop bag and me retire.

I was thinking of suggesting that one as I read through the post. Put it with one of Lozz's Ashdown cabs in the classifieds and you will be well away.

No you are not alone, our studio practice room also causes sound problems, boominess, havoc with the vocals etc...

What's the possibility of ageing the white scratch plate to more of a buttercream colour?

Yep, and I think I'll be reduced to tears

I like the pass to spend money. I use what's mines mine and what's hers is mine principle. Seems to work so far

Sounds good although I did wonder if this is the one you are building for the wife

Starting to look very nice

Be afraid, be very afraid.....

A worthy award Andy - well done.

I wonder if it was on the soiled or delicates setting when it gave the sh*te sound.

There are two Ashdown combo's in the classifieds that are worth looking at. When you say local to you where are you based?

I have 4, but work on the principal that since they are all short scale it only counts as 2. Working on T-bay's mathematical formula of the number of bases you should have is n + 1 where n=the number you currently have there is plenty of scope left. PS: I also apply the same calculation to push bikes.

That Lego cab is class. Just think you could take it to a gig in a lightweight plastic tub, assemble, play, disassemble and take it home. Just think of all the configurations you could build a cab for every occasion. Maybe a new concept here - must contact Laney.

Pecently purchased a Smoothound wireless system from Michael. It was well packed and promptly delivered (even with a hiccup with the courier, he also through in a few extra bits and a 'quick operating guide' to make using it easier for me to use when I received it (well I am over 21). The transaction was very smooth with excellent communication. I would certainly recommend him to anyone. Many Thanks, Alan

Make your own Rikenfaker but one that sounds good.

Interesting bass, looking forward to seeing what you do with it.

I've got a Laney head (RB3?) in the garage must get it out and give it a whirl.