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I've got a Mex Fender Jazz that I'd trade for it.

Ok, I'm planning to let this run for a while but I'll PM you before I put it up for sale.

Looking to Trade my John East J-Retro preamp for a P-Retro one. I'm also looking for a Marcus Miller East Preamp so would consider one of those too.

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[quote name='lobematt' timestamp='1352818150' post='1867792']
Hi guys,

I'm looking for some new lights for my [b]wedding band[/b] as the old ones are a bit battered now! They don't need to be anything super powerful, the ones we have at the min are small multi coloured LED lights that are sound sensitive.

I've found these [url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/stairville_led_par_56_alu_schwarz.htm"]http://www.thomann.d...alu_schwarz.htm[/url] but we got our last ones from here and having to use euro to british adapters is a bit of a pain. Is there anything else a bit closer to home that anyone can recommend?

cheers!
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They'd look pretty stupid hanging from your ring finger if you ask me.

I've got an SR1300 and love it. Very slim body and one of the best necks I've ever played. You won't
be disappointed.


Sorry if it's not what you want to hear.

I'm in Swindon and interested.

[url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genz-Benz-Shuttle-Max-9-2-Including-Footswitch-Gig-Skinz-Bag-/281016851868?pt=UK_MusicalInstr_Amplifiers_RL&hash=item416de8dd9c"]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genz-Benz-Shuttle-Max-9-2-Including-Footswitch-Gig-Skinz-Bag-/281016851868?pt=UK_MusicalInstr_Amplifiers_RL&hash=item416de8dd9c[/url]

There's one going here.

It's not even a Fenders Auntie.

Thanks for the input, I'll have a look at the sites mentioned. We won't be going as high as £500, it'll be more like £150 tops although that £500 banner looks excellent.

We're looking at getting a band backdrop made. I'm looking for some input as to size, material, where to get etc. Any info would be appreciated.

A tweak of the truss rod might help if it's needed, check the relief of the neck and see how much bend is in it. I've normally found with acoustics that the bridge needs filing down to get a decent action. You might have to file the nut slots as well, I use a drill bit the size of the slot for that in my hand and slowly work it until the height is just right.

Cash on collection is the only way I'll sell on Ebay these days unless it's a low value item. I've been stung for a "repair" in the past and it's not going to happen again.

I can vouch for Andy if anyone is unsure of his newbieness. Sound bloke, plays guitar in my other band.

Andy, you could courier this cab for around £20 with interparcel.com, it'll help you sell it to a wider audience.

The '63 gets my vote for looks and also because it's my year of birth.

I want it.

Deal of the week, these are great amps. .

Can I just say that Matt is a very nice bloke to deal with. Sorry the cab wasn't a good fit for you but one out of two ain't bad

[quote name='TPJ' timestamp='1349555420' post='1827793']
Nope. You need to use the drivers explicitly stated or the cab would sound it's best. The fEarful cabs were designed around a specific set of drivers.
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Ok wasn't aware of that, I thought you could just slot in drivers that would be suited to the volume of the cab.

The prices seem very competitive. Obviously it still needs the hardware but it means that each cab can be unique in its finish. Add your drivers of choice and you could have a very good original cab for a good price.

Oh go on then.

[quote name='skidder652003' timestamp='1349541523' post='1827580']
completely rubbish responses to her questions...i'd have been in her knickers within 10 minutes............honest....
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He's from Falkirk, they're more interested in sheep

About midway would sound about right, that would allow room for intonation adjustment.

Have a look on Ebay.com, they sell them on there for a decent price.

Thought I'd sold it bump.