Protium

The first band part sounds like the intro to any number of kids TV shows I'd watch after school in the early 90's, Funhouse immediately came to mind

Russ bought my Woolly Mammoth. Highly recommended

Bring back the blue theme that had no adverts

[quote name='fretmeister' timestamp='1344767617' post='1768834'] Obviously the answer is size and money, but I hate fan noise. I know that fan noise is quiet in comparison with the output of a gigging amp, and that at a gig no one notices but when playing in the house it is sooo annoying, even on an amp with a quiet fan. Just as an example, the new Markbass Big Bang. It's tiny, even smaller than a LM3 and I bet the fan is whirring like a bastard. the guts of an LM3 in a normal 19 inch rack with a properly designed heat sink / fins etc would negate the need for a fan. Wouldn't weigh much more either. I love my RH750. It's ace, and of course it's not designed to be used at whisper levels at midnight but I do long for the end of fans!!! (And I use my Roland Cube 30 late at night) [/quote] Should be pretty simple to disconnet the fan. Find out if the amp cutting out due to overheating is any less annoying

On the list for me too please

What is that?

Nothing but rave reviews here too, my ABM head has been repaired for free twice even though it was out of warranty edit: Unlike another [color=#ff8c00]British company[/color], who seemingly didn't know their arse from their elbow

Mine was one of the last made in UK, December 2005, confirmed by Ashdown and a sticker that says "Made in the UK by Ashdown" You can work out date from the serial number: 0000-MMYY

[quote name='Mr. Foxen' timestamp='1344199093' post='1761196'] Not if they want to be able to sell what they make using it. [/quote] We use lead solder in our analytical instruments, though they do get sold worldwide (mainly US)

[quote name='Bill Fitzmaurice' timestamp='1343871309' post='1756744'] It would be better. Horizontal dispersion is inversely proportional to the width of the source. By making it narrower dispersion is widened. Of course this makes the head placement a bit of a task. BTW, the entire reason why drivers were placed horizontally in the first place was to accomodate a wide amp, first in combos, then in separates. No consideration was ever given to the dispersion issue because the amp designers weren't aware of it. [/quote] If you tip a 4x10 45 degrees the speakers will be even further apart horizontally

Just don't use an SVT3

Just googled the pedal, whoever designed it must've been pissed!