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yes that is true, i gather your refering to the one that was sold on ebay, there isnt one on there now is there?

yes i would say that they are also surprisingly louder than expected. i do like it all being compact perhaps with the controls being more forward but it depends on where you have the amp. ive not used the looper function so cant say how good it is but i expect it to be the same as any other looper. are you looking at getting one i may be persudaded to sell mine

thanks for all the info there, so the selling price today would be around the £200 price tag, but a few years ago would have been around the £400 mark?

Hi im looking for info regarding the track 4, mainly what were the original pick ups (i think di marzio's are they good?) and what would be the price for a good one. i have found out that they were made by matsumoku but im not sure when i believe about the 80's what features should they have from original and are they prone to any problems, anything to look out for if buying one thanks in advance Andy

oh i thought they had a local band section might just be me getting confused as i presume that would be a good audience for you

sounding very good, unfortunately the only criteria i meet is i have a bass, i shall keep an eye out for you guys though. any plans for download?

yep it does cheers

after been fooled by the naked pics i thought id pop by but i thought id check what really is the voting criteria, are we just voting for the best bass line or the tack in general or technicality?

a drummer not being able to keep to the beat, that's a new one. THAT IS A JOKE!!! hope he gets better quickly and gets good treatment

[quote name='toneknob' timestamp='1373442402' post='2137532'] Any recommendations for a Hercules stand that packs up really small and my Jazz bass won't fall off? [/quote] this one http://www.herculesstands.com/guitars/GS402BB.html

very true but those little creatures do get everywhere

oh if you use a vacuum cleaner on a spider they then live to the vacuum cleaner, same with other insects too.

[quote name='Graham' timestamp='1369397127' post='2088722'] I remember reading somewhere spiders don't like low frequencies, which makes their choice of home a poor one, crank the bottom end, crank the volume and let rip for a few minutes I'd imagine the'd be off sharpish. [/quote] sounds like i need to be playing more and louder and thats a great excuse to give the neighbours too, "i was only trying to get rid of the spiders"

i think theyre from my fireplace. so has anyone else found anything strange in their amps?

cob webs mainly although i do like spiders as they eat flys which are more annoying, but not a whole family living in my amp.

would that annoy them enough to pack their bags though i would they not give two hoots about it

it looks like i may have some spiders hiding in my amp (roland 60xl) which has air vents at the bottom. now what is the best way to get them out and keeping them out.

steve sounds like you have done a great job to make a very useful and well developed product that will work exceedingly well, i wonder what your next product is gonna be

wow great product and idea i hope it goes well. if people are still worried about bump absorption when pulling it along maybe a soft rubber spacer could be placed between the base of the wheel and the body of the carrier.

not like the costa concordia i hope

and a 5 seater too although the neck looks a bit curved