Billy Apple

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1412514243' post='2569469'] Ahh... I was of course assuming that you would be driving. I wouldn't fancy carrying a valve amp on the bus for sure. [/quote] Amateur, ye like. Not proper hard like me +1 on Greg and Guitar Aids

[quote name='steve-bbb' timestamp='1412500602' post='2569292'] looks about as useful as tits on a kipper [/quote] Phwoor! Breakfast and sex.. Mmmm

I love the fret boards on these newer Rics

This TKS stuff seems to have its BC star on the rise. Anyone with any thoughts how they match up with the Barefaced belt-holder? Or is it still Berg and Van over these cottage industries?

Coolio!

Monster!

Best used for chopping bricks.

Years back I was playing an exclusive gig in a house in Pollock Park Glasgow. This knob head was heckling all the way through so I unstrapped my Fender and walloped him with it.. and they threw [u]US[/u] out! Unbelievable!

OK. Please can we keep on topic and keep this from getting personal. Please feel free to PM any member you have umbrage with, but lets keep this on track.

[quote name='waynepunkdude' timestamp='1411887443' post='2563471'] I shall continue until they make a decent one, free forum and all that, thanks. [/quote] A decent one in what way Wayne? The Thunderbird is an acknowledged design classic. The finish and set up on mine was superb and the sound wonderful. My only regret with the TBird was selling it on. I understand that you just don't like them, as I just don't like Alembics, Status and Yamahas. etc etc etc, blah blah blah. I don't know why I started this, it's just pointless. I'm making ham toasties which is vastly more important.

Anyone know what he was using on the track?

Why is it beyond them to put chrome hardware and pup covers on these?

My missus is useless with measurements too, but I tell her it's 9 inches anyway.

[quote name='Geek99' timestamp='1411557325' post='2560577'] What is clever about the tort ? [/quote] It does this trick where it makes your money disappear

[quote name='LukeFRC' timestamp='1411508541' post='2560302'] how annoying is the two box lugging? [/quote] It's not so bad, as it breaks things down into more manageable lugging.

[quote name='LukeFRC' timestamp='1411507531' post='2560289'] what I was thinking - they are supposed to be awesome aren't they? [/quote] I know mine is! http://basschat.co.uk/topic/242845-nad-burman-mpa-sl-100/page__p__2526969__hl__burman__fromsearch__1#entry2526969

You need to buy this... http://basschat.co.uk/topic/245307-100w-burman-instrument-pre-amp-power-pak/page__p__2558697__hl__burman__fromsearch__1#entry2558697

[quote name='Clarky' timestamp='1409816338' post='2543533'] They are still being made (a cool £1700-odd at GAK [url="http://www.gak.co.uk/en/fender-super-bassman-head/56166/"]http://www.gak.co.uk...man-head/56166/[/url]) Looks amazing and I bet it sounds superb. Afraid i couldn't cope with 65 pounds weight though [/quote] 65! Pah! My SVT Pro II is 70, ya big softies!

Brilliant. 3 pictures of the front of the body

Outstanding! Congratulations on your purchase [size=4] [/size]

I'm old and new things scare me.

I carried my newly purchased Burmans from Discreet's in SE London to mine in Slough. Well, not carried all the way, but between all the changes on the trains. By the time I got to Paddington my hands had turned to jelly and no matter how much my brain told them too, they refused to grip anymore. That and my arms were 3 inches longer. However, not one hurl was to be had.. and all worth it for that pure valve goodness