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[quote name='OutToPlayJazz' post='675801' date='Dec 6 2009, 03:50 PM']Quite true. The 50's model has the wider and thicker neck profile of old, but they are surprisingly comfortable.[/quote] Is there much of a neck dive issue with this model? I've seen them pretty cheap on Stagebeat's site. Never thought I'd see the day when a Fender was almost as cheap as a Squire!

Hi, I got the B 410 HE a few weeks ago and it sounds great. Its not very often you come across a 200 watt 4x10 so I snapped one up as soon as they came out. The only issue I would have with it is the covering. Its seems to be a thin nylon or vinyl material which would get banged up easily.

Apparently there is an issue with cold soldering on the inputs on the newer T.E's. If there is still some signal coming through then its probably a minor issue. Check out the guys at BritishAudioService, a short mail describing the problem should get you a couple of suggestions for a solution,

Hi, I recently purchased a Trace Elliot GP 7SM 150. The problem is I cant seem to find a manual for this model on the T.E. website. The back panel rates the amp at 150 watts rms, 300watts peak. There are two 1/4 inch speaker outputs each rated 8 ohms. I was wondering if I can run a 200 watt 8ohm cab from each output or will that over load the head or cabs? So far its been suggested to me that the head puts out 150 watts at 8ohms (one cab connected) and 300 watts with two 8 ohm cabs, and that the outputs are rated 75 watts each. Both of these came from less than reliable sources though! Any clarification would be a great help. Cheers, Bob.