Mudpup

As long as you have a volume knob they'll be fine! Might find a 2x10 suits better at lower volumes because the sound is usually a bit tighter than a 15

They're 200, 300 and 400 watts at 8 ohms respectively. And not going to be super light for that money but i don't think they'll be bought on the weight or frequency response basis. Plenty of people out there on a limited budget, fancy a punt as an experiment or just need a cheap cab for home use.

Just spotted these at Andertons.... Wharfedale cabs in a 2x10, 4x10 and 1x15 flavour along with a 2x10 combo. If anyone needed to build a low budget setup i don't think you'll find much cheaper new. apparently a cancelled bulk order 6 years ago thats sat in a Chinese warehouse until now and Andertons picked them up for a steal. https://www.andertons.co.uk/wharfedale?#facet:&productBeginIndex:0&facetLimit:&orderBy:3&pageView:grid&minPrice:&maxPrice:&pageSize:&

Grabbed a stand from Stu, great bloke and an easy sale.

I have but i cant find a tape measure......

See here....

I'm hoping for a 10 hole b/w/b pickguard to replace the anodised one my Precision, one of those mini fold up guitar stand things and a pair of warm lounge pants for slumming around the chateau with. Oh and i wouldn't mind a dashcam so i can film and report all the nobs causing the endless pileups and traffic hold ups that are making my life on the road harder than it needs to be. But that's just Mr Angry sneaking in there and its a bit of a luxury.....

Yes - especially if you can dodge carrying the bloody thing during load in/out as its in a flightcase too 😉 The shed builder bought it mainly to use at smaller gigs to limit the volume a bit but we've ended up using it all the time now because it tightens the sound up nicely. Gonna get some stick on Garfields to put on the outside where he can't reach them.......

small typo - they were £113 a few days ago..... here you go - £112 https://www.bax-shop.co.uk/led-bar/american-dj-vbar-pak-led-bar-kit?gclid=CjwKCAiAlvnfBRA1EiwAVOEgfPKVR3L1gWgdTQY7LmPcuRW8wlTkci_6mzuATsKcJ8YlzY-c0r8ObxoCRo8QAvD_BwE

We use these x 4 https://www.amazon.co.uk/CHAUVET-DJ-CLP35HC-EUCH05-Half-Coupler/dp/B00IEAVYQC - they fit a standard 35mm speaker pole - you have to change the wingnuts to nuts to get them in the gap between the bracket and light body. One of our poles needs a 38mm bottom one so we use these https://www.amazon.co.uk/CHAUVET-DJ-CLP10-Pro-Clamp/dp/B0002D035C/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1543320755&sr=8-3&keywords=chauvet+clamps But we have used reuseable zip ties in the past with no problems - the lights aren't heavy at all. You can see them in this clip - they're set to a mild sound to light using red, blue and purple. Try and ignore the moving heads and you'll see all the front lighting on the band is from the VBars.

These are very good value at £113 a pair...metal casings, you get 2 in a pack with a remote control and a carry bag. We use them either on the floor in front of us and angled towards us a bit or more recently clamped on the speaker poles facing inwards (doesn't blind you so much when you're shoegazing). They have multiple autorun programs including sound sensitive and fades. A mains plug in each unit and link them with a dmx cable - its honestly a 2 minute setup. https://www.amazon.co.uk/American-1226100281-VBAR-PAK-Effect/dp/B00N5770Q2 And heres a bit of video - ignore all the swively stuff and lasers....all the face on lighting (mainly red, blue and purple) is from the V Bars stuck on the speaker stands.

Marta Altesa does a good version of this on YouTube which could be worth a look....

Great listing - looks like a 4 string bass with a 6 string headstock 😂 This looks like a fun bit of kit too - a console that has been modded from the one that Zep 4 was recorded on.... https://www.bonhams.com/press_release/26728/

There's actually 3 in the range - all with the wide 44.5mm nut width, reverse tuners and gold anodised scratch plate. Classic 50's Precision - Polyurethane finish neck and body and available in sunburst, red or blonde. Classic 50's Precision Lacquer - Thin nitro finish neck and body, available in black (i think there used to be a blonde version too). Classic 50's Precision Roadworn - Nitro roadworn finish body and a poly neck, available in red or sunburst. I tried all 3 and there was something that worked better for me with the nitro ones, I cant really quantify it but they just felt a bit more alive to me and different enough from a standard Mexican P bass - I wanted a Roadworn one because they feel absolutely lovely to play but the Lacquer popped up for a great price so i grabbed it and its gradually becoming roadworn naturally :-). Someone had already scotchbrighted the neck so it has a nice worn in feel already. I'd like to roll the edges a bit though as i think thats what makes the Roadworns feel so good along with the amount of wood in the big old neck. They're all lovely basses though.

Here you go....here's my 50's Classic Lacquer DIY Roadworn work in progress...

Singer sounds like a hoover thrown in a swimming pool...... Nothing new there for me

I had an AH200 Series 6 many moons ago - bought it new. With the official rack ears.......so they do exist, you've just gotta find some

Yes i tried it. Its very good stuff but you need a crowbar to get the pedal off the board. Its really that strong. Stronger than the adhesive in warm weather unfortunately.

I'd stick a plain black/white/black scratchie on it rather than the pearl ones.....

We have these.... https://m.thomann.de/gb/adj_vbar_pak.htm £117 the pair They're metal and about 2 foot long each. Remote included along with the bag. Perfect for zip tying/velcroing to a PA speaker stand to light from either side. We use them on the floor in front of us though. All sorts of built in programs, sound active and DMX too.

Yep that's the one - he scared us when we first met him, thought he was the resident weirdo but he's a smashing guy with dancing bones! 🙂