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[quote name='owen' post='381355' date='Jan 15 2009, 02:54 PM']If we are thinking along TB lines, how about the "if you post a piece of kit for sale there must be a price" rule. Otherwise we are Ebay, and that exists already. I know I could just ignore it.[/quote] god call!

[quote name='birdy' post='381302' date='Jan 15 2009, 02:12 PM']I think you should only be allowed to BUMP after you have had sex (and yourself shouldnt count).[/quote] Well I suppose this means I'm well fecked then!! or will that count because I'm fecked for no getting fecked??

definitely agree! I bump mine every two or three days after deleting some/most of the previous bumps. probably would be difficult to moderate though?? perhaps as a community we need shake-up and re-think the classified and...perhaps a fee is overdue also? andy

Wee bit further info: Ashdown Neo 810 cabinet - 60kg Warwick 811 ND - 51kg EBs Classic line 810 - 55kg (non neo speakers) Ampeg SVt Classic (non neo) - 140lbs Hartke HX810 - HyDrive Bass Cabinet - 135lbs Mark bass CL 108 neo - 40.8kg Aguilar db810 - 184lb (non neo) Mesa 810 powerhouse - 173lbs (non neo) Marshall MBC810 - 70kg (non neo) Laney Nexus810 neo 46.5kg Gallien Kruger 810blx - 158lbs (non neo) Hughes and Kettner Q810pro - 62kg Fender 810pro - 72.5kg (non neo) Trace Elliot 1084h - 66kg for ease of use the Mark bass 810 is the clear winner on weight, the loser at a whopping 184lbs is aguilar. to be clear, I looked at the websites of all these manufacturer's and took the lowest weight 810 cab. If I have missed anything please correct. andy

thats really interesting stuff Alex! I've often wondered what the difference would be considering the main weight would centre around cabinet construction. My 810 wieghs in at 140lbs which is 44lbs less than my previous 2 x 410he cabs, so now my task for today is to find out how much various 810 neo's would wiegh and what kind of construction would be incorporated for reducing wieght all round. andy

Red Dog music in Edinburgh, 10 months interest free on £800! they are an ex-sound control shop, much much better! www.reddogmusic.co.uk andy

definitely a bit of both! but...a reader will always, always develop their reading skill before their hearing! to me reading music is a great skill for your armory but does not develop your skill for listening to music! andy

What a decent fellow and a slick exchange. Colin sorted everything, kept in touch and me up-to-date with courier service. glad your pleased Colin, remember the other one is still here for what we discussed. cheers andy

[quote name='ARGH' post='376285' date='Jan 10 2009, 05:26 PM']Hmmm...Took them long enough to put wheels in didnt they... Used Ampeg twice,pricey,ok...just alot of what they sell isnt a genuine Ampeg.[/quote] yep! most made in Vietnam these days...think you would have to go back to late 70's - at least - for a proper one!

Ordered myself one of these today! seeing as we have a load of oldies and goldies who have probably used one or two in their time...whaddya make of them? please remember I'm not a young thing either so no getting on high horses please! andy

I decided not to read most of this because everytime these things are posted there is names I don't know...most likely jazzers playing boutique equipment, so....................the best of British...has to be the man still playing and touring with the biggest rock band in the world: AC/DC's very own Cliff Williams Solid reliable bass player who does all the right things and gets no credit for it!! here you go Cliff - you were my biggest influence when starting in 1981 and you shaped my appreciation for doing the right thing whilst being solid, dependable, reliable and above all else...for the sheer enjoyment of it all! thanks Cliff you are a star! please feel free to correct me if you dare! also if someone has mentioned him in this thread please correct me!!! andy

yep, definitely not forgotten! Phil a gent and a genius in life long may your essence prevail! andy