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Variations on a theme? Cracking rig you have there Cat, I went with the 112x 2

Steve has just bought a bass from me. From initial contact to saying goodbye at Wetherby Services, absolute star. Decisive, sensible did what he said he'd do, when he said he'd do it. Complete gent & fully recommended. Enjoy the bass Steve & thanks for everything, Cheers, Karl.

Bank account primed & ready. Advert written for Epifani & Orange OBC112's Aluminium is just powder coating, often been tempted to get one sand blasted & coated in my preferred colour. A lot of people do that with fishing seatboxes .

@AndyTravis great spot fella. 30 watts (valve or no), are no use to me. If that had been a RM 500 with 4 ohm cab they would already have my money. PLEASE Andy, if you see any more like this, that are practical for gigging, keep us all in the loop. Well done Ashdown & Andy!

For a week or two yup. Andy on right, Rod Young middle, myself on left. Not a Tbird in sight. Bought a Gibbo in '96, hideous neck, skinny but deep, lasted a fortnight. Now Explorers, gigged an '84 for 17 years

Is that with Andy Webb on drums?

Yeah, but bear in mind it's simulation, not the real thing. Pushing the gain with the "vintage" button in gives that bit of grit. The Rick certainly had a bit of his Lemmyness going on. Unnecessarily

Wanted to try these out as I liked the look of the features. First gig last night, wonderful little fella. Usual bass/mid/treble plus a mid cut & a "Vintage" button that is simulating Fender Bassman. Mute, gain & a great big volume rotary on the front. Easy to find on dark stages & I needed it to turn down last night. DI level on back. Singer sound dood very happy! Best I've had sayeth he! Enough power to say the least, the floor was bumping! Gain 10 o'clock, vol 11 o'clock. First set with Mex P/J, vintage button on, rest of dials around noon, fabulous, from nice & smooth on Smiths & Bad Company, to chainsaw on Kaiser Chiefs. All done through tone & vol controls on a passive Mex. Second set, rick 4004C11, flats, vintage off, mid cut off. Dear God, blew me away, from Steppenwolf to Tenpole Tudor to AC/DC, just great tones wherever I went on the rotaries (Rick electrics changed to pan, push pull vol parallel/series, push pull tone/mid cut). And boy did I have to turn the Rick down, compared to the Fender. 1st number of 2nd set was American Idiot, little bit of "dirt" on it. One guitarist turned round, big mouth followed by . Cracking amp, has everything I need & little I don't. Very happy bunny.

IDIOT, WRONG BLOODY SECTION Mods, if you could do the honours please. Look, it was a tough gig last night

Wanted to try these out as I liked the look of the features. First gig last night, wonderful little fella. Usual bass/mid/treble plus a mid cut & a "Vintage" button that is simulating Fender Bassman. Mute, gain & a great big volume rotary on the front. Easy to find on dark stages & I needed it to turn down last night. DI level on back. Singer sound dood very happy! Best I've had sayeth he! Enough power to say the least, the floor was bumping! Gain 10 o'clock, vol 11 o'clock. First set with Mex P/J, vintage button on, rest of dials around noon, fabulous, from nice & smooth on Smiths & Bad Company, to chainsaw on Kaiser Chiefs. All done through tone & vol controls on a passive Mex. Second set, rick 4004C11, flats, vintage off, mid cut off. Dear God, blew me away, from Steppenwolf to Tenpole Tudor to AC/DC, just great tones wherever I went on the rotaries (Rick electrics changed to pan, push pull vol parallel/series, push pull tone/mid cut). And boy did I have to turn the Rick down, compared to the Fender. 1st number of 2nd set was American Idiot, little bit of "dirt" on it. One guitarist turned round, big mouth followed by . Cracking amp, has everything I need & little I don't. Very happy bunny.

Paul has just bought a bass off me. His patience was astounding, putting up with my foibles. Even when there was a bit of a problem when I couldn't make a timing, he took it all in his stride. Great comms, patience, swift payment, an absolute pleasure to deal with. FULLY recommended. Enjoy the bass Paul & thanks for everything.

Can't find a feedback thread for Laurie, so I'll kick it off. Decisive, paid quickly, kept in touch and did what he said he'd do, & when he would do it. Absolute pleasure to deal with you Lorenz, I hope you enjoy the amp & scare the drummer! Fully recommended, an absolute pleasure.

James has just been to collect a bass from me. Lovely bloke, did everything he said he would do, when he said he would do . Absolute joy to deal with, real nice guy & what a player! Thoroughly recommended. Many thanks James & enjoy the jazz.

Comedian Mark You are not alone Ed OK, so to continue. Thorough clean, new strings, set up, replacement NOS tuner (inbound) for the slightly buggered one. Bang on £200 all in thus far. I had some fingerboard stickers from a project I never got round too & a Geddy sticker. I have kept the white scratchplate, simple enough to put back on. I have not as yet got the tone pot done. Not quite sure if it's failed or just doesn't give much variation. Great Precision tone as it is. Anyway, never did Hoppus or Sixx any harm .

They were £600 new in '95, not exactly cheap (although the last ones got cut to around £450 apparently). One year of production, 5000 globally split between 4 colours. Mine in my avatar. No Mark, interesting the price they are hoping for in Japan.