Graham

i read you can use these to power other pedals. does it come with the cables to do this or do you have to buy it/them separately? and how many pedals can it power?

any idea of rough stage times?

what happens when the amp is biased and how would i know when it would need that done? also when it sounds like it needs new valves how do i tell if its the big valves or the smaller sized valves that are also in the amp that need replaced? and whats the difference between the smaller and bigger valves? sorry if these questions are really obvious, just i don't know much about valve amps.

it was 175.

i just bought a valve amp ( this one http://www.aberdeen-music.com/forums/equipment/42538-fender-super-60-tube-amp-sale.html.) this is the first valve amp i've owned and was wondering if anyone has any tips on them? got a few from the previous owner such as to switch the power on for a couple of minutes before the standby, but when will i know when the valves need changing, how do i go about choosing valves, is it easy to change them myself, etc. any tips or information is much appreciated. thanks!

marshall avt100, comes with footswitch - 240 ono peavy 50 watt bass amp - 60 ono pm me, as i said, i'm open to offers.

i don't know much about computers, but can you not do that system restore thing where you can set your computer to how it was on a previous date and it will change all the settings back to how it was on the day you chose to go back to? don't know if it works for deleted files but maybe worth a try.

when are tickets on sale?

yes yes yes!

the more i listen to it the more i like it. wasn't so sure for the first few listens but just listened to it for the third time and am starting to really like it. i love the first track.

the oc-3 won't do a higher octave, it only does one and two octaves below your original sound. i've not tried any pedals that can go an octave higher. think the danelectro octave pedal can but i don't know if its any good or not.

so what is this place like? i've looked on the website and read stuff here but i'm still not completely sure. what are the club nights like? what sort of music is played in the bar? any interesting beers/drinks? i'm not out in town all that often so thats why i've not just come past to see for myself, but what could i expect if i did come past on a night out?

i could be wrong, but i seem to remember seeing some of them in sound control in glasgow(the one the one down from central station in the city centre, not the west end one). i think they had a few of them. as i said i could be wrong but might be worth giving them a call.

whats this about a new sigur ros album this year? i've not heard anything. although i've not really looked.

sent you a pm about the amp.

...or a deluxe 85 or something similar.

i know its a long shot but does anyone have one or know anywhere online selling one or anything similar?

the bass is gone now i'm afraid.

i think i'm going to try rustico's, but will bear the other suggestions in mind. thanks for the help!

thanks! where about is it?

can anyone recommend a good italian restaurant in aberdeen?

just added some more pedals. bobby, did you get my pm?

i don't have any pics of the bass. i'm away just now and can't take any, but i'm back tomorrow so will see if i can maybe take some. it looks exactly like a rickenbacker 4001 and is black with a white scratch plate.

digitech bass distortion pedal, paid £90, sell for £60 ono MKII tone bender - £50 marshall supervibe chorus - £35 zoom 1010 multi fx - £15 mxr blue box - £50 carlsbro bass amp, quite old. 90 watts i think. not bad sound. £50 pm me if interested. open to offers.

sorry, i didn't really phrase my question very well. what i guess i'm trying to ask is is there a distortion pedal that can give me a sound as good as an amps distortion? or would it be best if i sold my amp and got a new one? the reason i mentioned the warp pedal was because i heard it gave a stack like distortion and i liked the description of it. i've not been able to try one as i haven't seen one in any shops for a while.