Thornybank

Only a 610

Noted. Cheers

Yeah - and rails always look the biz

Aye, consensus on the 59 is weedy-to-what's-the-point. I will research the JB Jr. Ta I might have a Lace lurking in my bottomless box of forgotten bits. Think it was Golds I had, though.

As above. Weeny humbucker wanted to tweak my USA Std. Hotter the better. Owt oot there?

Didn't see it until home from work. Sigh. Those blue LED pedals always sell fast.

There y'are!

Great chat. I reckon you would be well to ask someone for a slightly chewed recent 1960A cab full of G12T-75s. Anyone punting one at the £150-180 level? Meanwhile, I will suss what I can do with my many boxes and drivers...

Give us a budget and I will see which of my dozens might suit. If cosmetics don't count, put your £ into the drivers, where the sound comes from. Clues re amp and target tone will help.

Where are you, Alan?

These are great. All the 8 without the weight

Ampeg compact? Vox blue cloth? Marshall 1936?

This guy? http://basschat.co.uk/topic/178793-wanted-marshall-jh-1-or-guvnor/ £15 on the FX20B

Forget the Tonemaster. requires the 4x12 to do what they do. And - you have to turn them up past 5. Which you can't, unless you are outside or playing to 25k folk. Brother, when you take it up to 5.5, though. WOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Mine was the pale green lizard finish. Sigh. Still dream of that thang.

I loaded a Japan Squier 70s reissue Strat with the DiMarzio stacks. I loved it. Clean as and roared.

Twin ll head is a beast...! If you're going to put that up, then I 'll mention my Bassman 135.

Serviced up. Fresh top qual output valves. £450.

Bassman 70. Silverface. Great example.

Neck or bridge? These are ace! Warm, fat. Badly named....

These are great! Light 'n spanky! Much grunt...

Report him to the rockers, too....

Peavey Backstage - yeah! Pity it isn't in Edinburgh...

weighs nowt, tho must...get...speakons...

And received.... ...great pack job!

Mintlaw piece looks sweet as. WHen I have a solid budget, I will offer it and see what transpires.