Geek99

Its fairly common knowledge in these parts that screws for instance are slightly differntly sited based on origin. For this reason I'd always state CIJ when ordering anything for mine. Yes you probably should have queried the goods once you noticed anything at all was amiss. That may involve opening the packet first.

You should probably have dryfitted it first , but if it was visibly defective you should have rejected the goods as unfit. This seems to be what the shop are saying. They can't resell or claim from their supplier if you've 'used' the goods As I said its best to state which model you need to fit it to.

As a law graduate, I'd say he should have advised them of which model, and which origin, he was intending to fit it to. He would Then be able to rely on their specialist knowledge. See sale of goods act . The earlirr point about not opening it, or attempting to make it fit, holds water.they do say they would have helped him out if it was intact.

Spookily I also was born in clacton. I lived just over the border inside suffolk for many years. Colchester was our local town (for local people)

Chris-b there are lots of rigs for sale with mixed wattages, prompting my question. Deksawyer pretty much answered it although I still wonder if a shared 300 watts out of the amp means yioure not getting value out of the 400 watt cab. Thanks to all

Hi, I read the pinned threads but couldn't find the answer. Been looking at ebay for rigs and noticed that cabs are often miced wattage. If an amp is 300 watts at 8 ohms and the two cabs are 400w (4 x 10 perhaps) and 200w respectively how is it that the 200w doesn't start distorting when you turn it all up? Surely its 'outclassed' by the amp ? Please assume cabs are both 8ohm for sake of argument. Thanks

I have the four string - don't think it really needs anything actually. Pickups a bit weak perhaps, and I did copperscreen it is all.

200 watts - discontinued - replaced by 250 watts model