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That wont happen, as i had an email from the courier DPD as well, stating my collection was cancelled

Bought an item online yesterday afternoon, and discovered i'd read the description wrong, after getting the email confirming purchase. So i email them back after about 30 mins of purchase, cancelling the order, for the reason stated. I get an email in return ( didnt expect one on a Sunday ) asking if they could help with anything else, and if not, would i prefer a refund. Sent a return email confirming i would prefer a refund. I get another reply stating ok. This morning, i get another email confirming my purchase. I was a bit confused, but soon after, i get an email from DPD saying we are collecting your parcel soon. I phone this time, and speak to a person. He says he doesnt know how i got the previous emails on a Sunday, as there's no one there. I read him the emails i got. They're not signed by name, just Customer Services. I give him the order number , my name and details, and he finds the previous day's cancellation and email communications from the company. He says whoever sent the emails didn't sign off on the deal, despite me getting emails to say they would cancel, so the cancellation didn't go through. This person on the phone says he will cancel the order. I then get an email confirming the cancellation, and stating they have refunded my CC. The email states i will receive £191 , but the order was £199. I've realised they havent refunded the postage of £8. Now i'm kind of ok with that, because it wasnt their fault, and they had booked a courier, but i have no idea whether the courier turned up first and was cancelled, or whether the company managed to cancel the collection before the courier arrived. If the courier had been cancelled in time, and didnt need to pick up the parcel, why have i been charged for the delivery? Or perhaps DPD charged the company the £8 for cancelling ? Just curious. My mistake from the outset, so not going to make a fuss with them.

Gear4music - great price, in comparison https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/272737219234

Just in case anyone is interested, i have a Fane 15" for sale. Specs in the thread

I wonder what shape a hobnail boot makes. I think we can rule out round, slot, triangle.

I had one of Peavey's old 1x15 Black Widow cabs, and this monster had a port hole and no duct. If i remember correctly, it was 22mm ply. Weighed the same as Cornwall

Ah now i see - thanks AB

I liked the look/reviews of the Mipro 58 system, but according to one review, adding an extra MiPro 58R belt pack receiver, doesnt mean you get 2 mixes. Wha ? So somebody cant add , say, 3 belt packs to let the whole 4 piece band go IEM on one MiPro 58T transmitter ? If true, bit pointless in buying https://ineargear.com/mipro-mi-58-5-8ghz/

It was about 3 in the morning when you posted that 😁

I thought it was Mesa 800, plus to two 4 ohm cabs, and the 'to' was a typo

We often have to ask the lead git to turn up a bit. He's no racous axe murderer

But we dont know what amp. TT 800, WD 800, D 800, D 800+ ? The TT 800 is dual channel but whether that means completely separate amps or not, no idea

I never got past the word ' hopefully ' in the first post Carry on

I too use wireless - a Line 6 Relay G75, so i can bimble about out front and check stuff. Also means i can check the gitards volume

If they're seperate circuits as spewed up thought, then setting to 4 ohms as mr horse said would be correct ?

Oh yes, love David Paton's work with Kate Bush, as i did with Del Palmer.

Well, i dare say that my Barefaced 4x10 would be better than just having a monitor, but i'm really only concerned with the out front sound. On stage sound is mostly irrelevant So if the sound through the monitor without a cab is lacking / bland / naff its ok. AS long as out front sounds good, job done Also, i'm the only person that decides my out front sound

Without a doubt Scott, Percy Jones. If you can lure him over from the U.S. Bribe him with Jelly Babies, Crack, Horlicks, whatever he wants Ta