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Belt and braces!

There is at the moment for sure. But I never leave home without my Elf.

That would look awesome with a tort scratch plate 😉

Just received a pedal, arrived well packaged after an entirely painless transaction. I'm more than happy to recommend this most excellent Basschatter.

I wouldn't dream of it

I always feel sad when I sell an amp. But you're right I can't lift it

No idea I'm afraid. Not familiar. I have an SVT CL. But that's different.

So many great amps for sale right now, and I'd like to get my mitts on many of them. Funds wouldn't quite stretch to them all but two came my way this week. The Behringer BX4500H I've owned since my kids were little. They have their own kids now and the amp is beginning to get a bit battered and bits are dropping off. Time to retire it then. Imagine my joy when I was offered one, delivered to my door, in perfect condition. In my experience and opinion it's probably the best kept secret of the bass amp world. It sounds absolutely phenomenal. I also scored a Bugera BTH3600, known less formally as The Nuke. I wanted one of these when they first came out and simply couldn't resist this opportunity. I remember all the wailing a gnashing of teeth at the Bugera and Behringer brands all those years ago, and I'm so glad I ignored it. I now own three of each of their amps and I can't wait to gig The Nuke...once I work out what all the nobs and buttons do!

It was so reasonably priced and in perfect nick. Happy days

Thank you. These are going to be so useful

Thank you Woody. Great review and answered all my questions.

Love the bass on this!

Is it possible @lownotehas no current feedback thread? This one appears a little dusty. Anyway, be that as it may, I just completed a joyously simple transaction with him and am now the proud owner of an amp. It came crazy fast and packed so diligently that nothing short of a military strike could have damaged it. I'm delighted to recommend this most excellent Basschatter.

Maybe ask Tim at Gig.ink? He has probably provided covers for cloth fronted cabs

Chill out man. It's not up to you how other people work, you can only keep your side of the street clean. How you are as a person, how you interact with others - these are the absolute most important things and they will be the things that get you work and repeat bookings. The singer has already said it makes her uncomfortable - a big warning bell should have rung right then. I've been in part time bands with people who try to control everyone else and it never works. Unless they set up and run the band by their rules and this is clear from the get go, in which case I suck it up or leave depending on their ability to get me work. Even then no one tells me how to work, how to learn songs, whether I can have chord charts or not. It simply isn't their business.

1cm squares of velcro stick as many as required around the edge of the grill. Don't have cloth grill so I can't say how that would work I'm afraid.

*have

Yes I fixed them with velcro, supplied by Gig.ink. You can order them over sized if you prefer and wrap them around the cab grill. However I want to remove them when playing in different bands, and to keep them in good condition travelling to and from the gig. £29 for the small one and £32 for the big one.

Not heard any - and I don't expect any. the fabric is not solid.

Absolutely. I can see no reason why not.

I really rate these basses. I mean, I only have one, but its groovy. Interesting colour scheme, although a maple board with a black pickguard ought really to have black block inlays.

Product arrived today. It's really cool. The entire process was simplicity itself and the communication second to none. Very quick turn around too. Happy to recommend Gig.ink.