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nige1968

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  1. 4 hours ago, BassmanPaul said:

    It's how I would have wired it but I would have performed a battery test to verify which terminal is the positive on the driver.


    There is a thing to Google, then.

     

    4 hours ago, obbm said:

    If you only use the combo on its own i.e. without an extension cab then it doesn't matter which way round you connect it.

     

    That much research I managed, but who knows, my imaginary 80s throwback revue might need to play Wembley …

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  2. My Trace Elliot 715SMC combo had a farty speaker so I've replaced it. But due to the money-accumulating time that elapsed between taking the old one out and putting the new one in, I cannot remember which wires went to which terminal on the speaker.

     

    The amp has a white wire and a white wire with a black stripe.

     

    Following research (internet and asking a mate), I've attached the white wire to the +ve terminal on the speaker and the one with the black stripe to the -ve terminal. However, I'm not 100% sure that's correct.

     

    So have I done it right? It's just possible I may want to hook up a cab in the future so it may make a difference.

     

    Thanks y'all.

  3. 58 minutes ago, jd56hawk said:

    Especially since Shoreline Gold looks more like silver.

    Of course, Fender often has a problem when coming up with appropriate finish names.

    Firemist Silver? 

    More like Metallic LPB.

    Sonic Blue?

    They should rename it Barely Blue!

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    Funnily enough, the original Cadillac Sonic Blue paint was sort of this colour:

     

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    Here are various faded Sonic Blue Cadillacs

     

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    Original colour of Firemist Silver:

     

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    And Shoreline Gold:

     

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  4. 27 minutes ago, Teebs said:

    I ate a worm once when I was little.

    🦕 (sorry, no worm emojiconthingy)

     

    It was gravelly.

    Not very tasty.

    🤮

    https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/jan/23/going-underground-meet-man-lived-as-animal-charles-foster

    Are you him? Think it'd work as a stage act?

     

    My brother had worms. Does that count?

     

    🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱

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  5. That's nothing. I learned to play bass, guitar, piano and didgeridoo whiile I were still in't womb, wrote my first symphony in wax crayons by 6 months, and at 5 I played my ultra-famous paper-and-comb concerto with backing vocals by a troupe of trained colobus monkeys at the Albert Hall to an audience including the Queen, John F Kennedy, John Lennon, the Aga Khan and Shergar.

    At 10 I was practising 26 hours a day while busking in Times Square and made my first million playing you-hum-it-I'll-play-it to Michael Jackson (he hardly touched me btw). I married Kylie and played a duet with my other wife, Dua Lipa, before divorcing them both and moving to a Brazilian favela to get real. These days I'm so over the whole music thing, I've deliberately unlearned how to play and am now learning sitar, playing only behind my head with my feet.

    What's more, we never had any famous or musical types in our family. We would have got up 2 hours before going to bed in a hole in the road but it was full of fake Yorkshiremen so we had to wait. Etc

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  6. 10 hours ago, Ricky Rioli said:

    Dead Or Alive / Nirvana, I'm genuinely fond of this


    Just checked my memory of DorA was correct and got this. One of these kids is not like the others …

     

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  7. £200+? It's enough to make me wish I'd carried on buying records.

     

    Saw RHCP at Portsmouth Poly when they were touring Mother's Milk in 1990. Flea dressed up for the occasion in a pair of Y-fronts. Ticket price was probably less than a fiver and no binoculars needed. One of my all-time favourite gigs.

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