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Its simplicity itself. One thing i have noticed, and you will need to run the batteries down till you can see what i mean, is that one of them runs flat before the other. You would think that they would run down at the same time. Still, not really an issue. If you get a whole gig out of them, then its job done

[quote name='PawelG' timestamp='1495553084' post='3304726'] In the first video he's actually the host. So he doesn't play in any of those bands. And yes, the black bass is Jolana Diamant. [/quote] Thanks PG - i dont know the the band and the basser in the first vid looked similar, so i assumed it was him Also, never heard of a Jolana so thanks for the ID

Having met you in the distant past, Peter, i can testify that you're a decent chap. Keep on playing and dont let life grind you down

Always liked JPJ I had the luxury of seeing them live in mid 70's, playing tracks from new album Zep 5 or if you like, House of The Holy Triff !

Plays other planks too Jazzy something http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlHnufJeNDY and, er..something black http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fGsaUUHt40

Kev just bought some gear off me with asbo lootly no fuss, instant payment. Even added extra for hassle and packing that wasn't asked for Tha man is a scholar and a credit to buying and selling on here Many thanks Kev

Great , thanks old man. Very useful

Indeed, GoPro or something similar. They tend to use very wide angle lenses, so you see a huge headstock, normally

Hey granpa, well it was just a plain old jack to jack speaker cable ( not guitar cable ) and about 7 lights lit up Tip this, sleeve that, ring something. I thought i would just get a green light with a thumbs up sign

I thought i'd try and be smart for a change, and blagged one of these cable testers. Reviews said they were fab. I'm sure they are but i find it difficult to read what the displays mean when you test a cable. The manual is about 3" x 4" and about 3 pages. Doesnt really help Help ! [url="https://www.studiospares.com/Accessories/Test-Gear/Behringer-Cable-Tester-CT100_370030.htm"]https://www.studiosp...T100_370030.htm[/url]

Trouble with just using bubble wrap is that the very second you get a damage problem, the courier company will wash their hands of it, claiming poor protection and not packed up to their standards

If it was forklift truck forks, there's not much a cab builder can do to prevent that.

The point is, that even if you win, and they dont pay, you dont get the money. You then have to spend more chasing it The other may well have the CCJ, but the idea of invoking the online action is to get your money back, surely ?

It cant be that bad TB .. the combo works fine without the 2nd cab

Arranged to return it to amp tech on Tues. Will have to leave it with him

The trouble starts when you win, but they dont pay. Read the small print

Ooh wrong thread. Try this one Pedro http://basschat.co.uk/topic/278383-bad-jokes/page__st__5070

Yup, i actually pulled the pre/power sections completely out of the combo. 5.9 ohms sounds about right , do ya think ? Yup. Extension cab was close enough for jazz, at about 6.1

Had to check the TE speaker jack plug. Its the way the TE is assembled makes checking the socket impossible Anyways, reading was 5.9 ohms Checking the site above, looks like they're four 8 ohm drivers wired series/parallel

Hmm...yes i think you're right. You saying i need to check the output jack socket so that i;m getting summed output ? Just checking - my leccy talent is somewhat lacking They could be original speakers, but still could have been messed with. According to the Eminence webby, if the TE 10's were all 8 ohm, 4 can only be wired for 8 ohm or 2 ohm. If they're 16 ohm, 4 can be wired for 16 ohm or 4 ohm If they're 32 ohm, 4 can be wired for 8 ohm