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Both. Played in an original band for 6 years and really enjoyed it all. The writing, the gigs, the not getting paid, the dickhead soundmen etc etc. All good fun. Rewarding that people came along to hear songs I wrote and enjoyed them. Just joined a cover band and I enjoy playing music I like. It's less serious and they try to make the songs their own.

It's a bit of a nightmare trying to sell stuff just now. I'd love this amp, but I couldn't afford until I sold my Peavey. Good luck

Just been checked over by a tech and all is good. £550 bump

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£550?

Will consider offers

No thanks mate, appreciate the offer/interest.

Used a DSL head in the past and I never really loved it, cheers for the interest though man

To the top. Trades for other amps considered

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On holiday until the 17th, I'll pick up any interest when I get back

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Bought it in 2010 and it's barely been used since. I've done a couple of recording sessions with it, but that'll be the most use its had. £600

You're only restricted by your interface. Depending on your version of Pro Tools, it can simultaneously record 32+ channels at a time.

Watford Valves has to have VAT added onto that as well.

I messaged you about this the other day.

I'm with Sam on this one, I reckon it's down to the strain on the CPU from recording at 96k/24bit

I had a go on the HD25's.. really good headphones. Wouldn't mind a pair myself for tracking stuff I've got HD555's for checking the low end of my mixes just now. Pretty decent.

The Kemper profiles other guitar amps. It's totally different to the Axe FX. This video shows it in action and is a lot shorter

Photo of the actual amp

I got me a Jet City JCA20H. Picked it up for £170 to my door. It's designed my Mike Soldano of Soldano amps. Great little amp. Ugly as fuck, but it sounds good. Here's a little clip I made with my one http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3526809/JCA20H.mp3

Get the Diago Powerstation. I ran it with the DL-4 and it was spot on http://www.diago.co.uk/pedal-power/diago-powerstation.html