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You'd be stupid to falsify the value. You never know who is on basschat that works for HMRC.

Thought as much. I was always confused how Cornford amps seemed to get vendors to stick to firm prices as dictated by the manufacturers - aka price fixing. Also illegal at the time it was happening.

Pool noodles!

Absolutely - in an attempt to keep distributors in each company buoyant. And of course, supply prices between different zones aren't necessarily the same.

I can see why they wouldn't though. Small, dinky, cheap is appealing. And given the pandemic, the sales of big rigs are probably screwed for a while. The Elf may shift due to people having money burning a hole in their pocket and being stuck at home.

Yup - but people will soon catch on when they try to buy them. It's true though - to the casual glance, the price differences look massive. Maybe the UK retailers will start advertising price plus VAT to address that?

Indeed - it could be the backplate that has been changed...

Ive never understood how they can legally enforce that... but yup.

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Got any pics? Driver? Interested in seeing the cab too!

Try again - https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/06635477 Section 9 confirms the link to De in the Accounts for a small company made up to 31 December 2019 documentation.

Yes, I hear that £350 million extra for the NHS is going down well.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55752541 And more disappointment for those that didn't think there would be any impact...

Ampeg always had a bit of a head start I was always disappointed with the form factor of the Reidmar. Not really dinky enough. Great sounding amp though.

Updated with Klang and 3d imaging.

The BAM200 is quite a bit (a lot) cheaper than the Elf too. Maybe the TE name justifies that.... or not?

I guess - for me, it'll be a practice amp or coffee shop amp... and for that, it's quite cool and cute I guess.

Tell them to go buy it from Thomann UK then... and then to come back to you when they get to the checkout phase.

Like a used Genz for example, that you can leave under your car seat.

Crumbs - after reading that, I realised that my first Trace head didn't do too well either. Played it in the shop - and the thing was fine. Got it home, was good for about half an hour, then blew a fuse. Thing went back to the shop and I was given a Warwick combo for a loaner (I was a bit miffed given I had just shelled out a load of money and couldn't get a replacement TE unit from the vendor since it had died literally the same day...). A completely new unit was delivered back to me eventually - after about a month - and it remained with me until I sold it and a matching 1048H (that seemed to weight as much as the sun) to some bloke in Wales. I didn't miss it and I certainly wouldn't be caught up in some sort of nostalgia thing because compared to todays offering, they are pretty pants.

You are absolutely right - in the UK, the SS amps that you were going through were generally pants HH, scrap heap junk stuff. So Trace, being able to deliver "normally" was a bit of a novelty... And lets not forget, these Trace watts were normally demonstrated with multiple cabs... moving a lot of air... so yes, these Trace amps sounded massive to that 1x15 crackly piece of junk that it was being pitted against.

Ah, you've got one of those half-a$$-ed amps.

And this to look forward to... maybe? https://www.theguardian.com/money/2021/jan/25/mastercard-to-raise-fees-to-eu-firms-by-500-percent-for-online-sales-to-uk-shoppers

Cuzzie - I can see you are typing. Save it for a DM and not this thread.

Dambuster's dog. The book, Ten Little N..s. End. Back to cabs.