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The narrower GP7 combo was available as the 715 which was rated at 100w, it didn't have a DI and it had an 8ohm speaker so there is only one speaker socket. There was a 200w version, 715S, which had a DI and a 4ohm speaker with two speaker sockets, this was also available as a sleeved head called the AH2007S. Also a 2x10 combo, which I think was 200w and called the 7210. Trace Elliot also had the 200w GP12 1215. The build date should be on a label inside the head section.

I just picked up a flight case from Colin, great bloke to deal with.

I have 4 scooter handlebar mirrors, I believe they are Vespa items, and a clamp on leg shield mirror. They are used but good condition, collection only from Stourport on Severn.

I'm off to Manchester tomorrow for The Levellers, The Waterboys, Billy Brag and Dreadzone. The Waterboys in Birmingham in October, with Wasp in Wolverhampton the following night. Mastodon in Wolverhampton in December

Congratulations to you both

I have been getting the infected computer pop up for about a week now, only on my laptop, phone and iPad are ok.

The last bass I bought off eBay had a couple of layers of bubble wrap around the bass, inside a gig bag and a bin bag on the outside. I was dreading opening the parcel, but thankfully all was ok. I bought a Trace Elliot SMX250 head via Basschat, that arrived loosely packaged with some tissue paper and some of those children's ball pit balls, again it survived the journey.

[quote name='T-Bay' timestamp='1494362123' post='3295420'] Nothing here :-( [/quote] +1 My daughter also uses their clarinet reeds

I was introduced to this artist by the No Treble facebook page. Anyone here do a similar thing? [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0jQ9jipGeY[/media]

I will be there, the pub is at the end of my road.

Might be worth an email to British Audio Service.

Martin had a stacked knob from me, everything went smoothly.

The signal does not pass through the switch, the switch controls the circuit that the signal passes through. So, no you do not have to hold the button down.

http://hpbimg.someinfos.de/diy/allgemein/_schematics/amp-schem/trace-elliot-MK-V.pdf The foot switch socket is in parallel with the front panel switches sw1 and sw2.

The switches are momentary, they just make a contact to negative to switch that part of the circuit. The foot switch has a wire from the pre shape switching circuit, a wire from the graphic switching circuit and a negative wire.

[quote name='Chienmortbb' timestamp='1489480394' post='3257212'] Which module do you think they are using? One of the ICEPower ones in the link. [/quote] The chap on the Peavey stand at LBGS told me that Peavey/Trace had developed their own power amp unit.

[quote name='charic' timestamp='1488555719' post='3250016'] My advice is give it to me, just because I'm nice like that First port of call would probably be replace the output jack and work backwards if you're getting absolutely nothing [/quote] The output jack also switches on the pickups and preamp, so is definately the best place to start. Maplin used to do a relatively cheap stereo jack socket.

Yes, I had the same message, as have others I have spoken to.

I wasn't going to go this year, I've been the last 3, but I was given tickets for both days for Chrimbo, so I guess I'll be there.

Have you tried emailing Eminence or perhaps one of their dealers, possibly Blue Aran.