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Jut bought a 9 stingray fretless from Dafonky. Arrived without issues, well packed and exactly as described. I recommend Marc s a good seller

Concluded a transaction with Si for a 66 JB. Fine fellow and 100% trustworthy for sourcing over the pond.

Just bought a bass from Binman. Excellent chap, great communication bass better tan advertised Packing and shipping excellent and timely. Buy with confidence!

I suggest if the cab wasn't delivering for you then you should replace the damaged cone with one original and sell. Then get a better suited cab. Cab designs are very complex especially dual cone ported varieties. If you replace one of both cones with anything other than a driver the original design parameters either you will kill the remaining cone or it will sounds crap or both. Retuning the cab would require modeling from Theile Small parameters of the drivers. If they are matched it really hard, if they are different, it gets propper complicated, if one driver is old and its perfromance has drifted form the design parameters due to changes in its physical elasticity and hence frequency responce change...............well you get the drift. Fix it properly with a matching cone , sell at a fair price and get the one you need.

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Oh and Jennie, Please do not lick your guitar like that (Profile Photo) there are aging men on this forum who might spill their Earl Grey tea on their slippers. At our advanced ages that can really ruin your Mojo before a gig. Also unless you use flatwounds thats gonna hurt if you keep doing it.

The best place is Denmark Street in London, the importer in UK is Westside 24 Denmark St, London WC2H 8NJ 0207 8368374. Give them a ring! They are B expensive tho. you can check on the Thomann website for comparable prices. I went to my local music shop and asked them to order it for me from Westside. They were hungrier for the deal than Westside would have been as the importer so I got a good deal :-)

I went up to Denmark Street a month or so ago and had the chance to try, one, two and three. I' not a tech freak so this is just the gut response as player. The original question in my mind the time was should I buy used bass cube II? I compared the face value usability of the Cube and in very case amps one, two and three spanked it for me. The sheer power and depth each one had over the albeit very sophisticated Cube made the decision easier - amps1-3 Bass Guitar - Bass Cube Double Bass. So I then compared amps 1-3. I had fixed cube gas. One was amazing, tiny, impossibly clear and loud, you just sit and scratch our head - WTF was my only thought. The tone was pretty much all there but I felt as if AER had tried to make the smallest possible serious combo and succeeded! BUT Then looked at something to compete with the Mesa combos- the Two does that. It felt more like a 'real' useable gigging combo. Loud, bright (perhaps to bright) and punchy as hell. for me the One just didn't answer all the questions, the two answered all of them but it is bigger, heavier and if I wanted - a compact combo to sling on the passenger seat? Two was not it. So Thee .............. 2x 8" a little bigger than One but still tiny. Take all the other small combo's in the world and build a big bonfire........... Three is awesome.The bottom end is mind bending and can only be heard to be believed. It is punchier than One, it is warmer than One or Two and GDAM that low end. This is the tiny combo you can trust with your low B, or with the warmth of a vintage P bass in my view. Mine is on order for Xmas, you gotta try it.

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