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[quote name='4000' post='707793' date='Jan 10 2010, 03:58 PM']'Tis the one underneath the power plug; 20mm. Many thanks for the post and the info; I always wish I'd learnt a little more about electronics but sadly I'm a plug in and play (or in this case plug in and not play ) kind of guy. Much appreciated; I'll now order some (not before time he says)![/quote] Before you do, I've actually got a few spares from when a MAG300 was playing up. My ABM requires T4A for some reason so these are useless to me. PM me your address if you want them.

[quote name='4000' post='707779' date='Jan 10 2010, 03:40 PM']Hi The fuse has just blown in my Ashdown ABM500 (after years of faultless service I hasten to add). I bought it used and the fuse in it is a 250v T315L. It appears from a casual perusal of the net that this is a slow blow; is this the correct fuse type? I have no spares and need to get some. Tried the Ashdown site and no luck clarifying. Would've thought a slow blow would've been the last thing to use but then my knowledge of electronics wouldn't fill a postage stamp.[/quote] Where is the fuse from? The one underneath where the power plugs in is a slow blow (clear glass) as the amp occasionally draws power in higher peaks which would destroy a normal fuse. Maplin have them here, depending what size the fuse is (20 or 31mm) [url="http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=452"]http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=452[/url], item GL64U [url="http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=462"]http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=462[/url], item GL96E

[quote name='SteveO' post='707256' date='Jan 9 2010, 11:47 PM']Edit: Just remembered a drummer I know plays left handed (all the kit is in a swapped over position left to right) yet is right handed.[/quote] Once played in a band with a left handed drummer, massive pain in the arse swapping everything between sets

Mine is versatile enough to play most genres, though I mainly play rock and "metal"

The price is what you expect for a second hand Schroeder, and you will get close to that if you decide to sell it on.

Runcorn-ish, can see Liverpool from here on a clear day

LMAO $53.61 shipping

Elites SS Flatwound - dark blue La Bella "slappers" - black Hartke nickels - no wrap

From what I can tell from the videos the vocals need a lot of work. Musically was pretty good just needs cleaning up in parts. Overall good, keep it up.

I like Eminence Beta 10's which should go nicely into an Ashdown 210

Is it fretting or plucking hand?

Original video sounds like Les Claypool does now.

[quote name='Doddy' post='698820' date='Jan 2 2010, 04:44 PM']Is that all you could fit in? I have been know to fit in my KA - my 2x10 cab,flightcased head, two PA speakers( 12" w/ horn),Box containing Mixing Desk and leads,speaker and mic stands, 2 basses in seperate gig bags-AND my guitarist,his Marshall combo,guitar,and accessory bag and both out suit bags!!!!!!!!!!!! I've also carried my rig with 4x10 plus whole drum kit and drummer. I've now got a van [/quote] I'm surprised the thing moved with that much in

Another excellent cable, thanks.

"angry wasp trapped under a glass"

[quote name='Marvin' post='697862' date='Jan 1 2010, 12:31 PM']He seems to play high up on the neck at some points, so if he's mixing that with the notes where he has the capo (making it effectively an open string) perhaps he's just making life easier for himself. Rather than jumping around the fretboard, which could potentially sound a bit choppy. But WTF do I know As a trainspotter aside he's change his rig I think. He was using a marshall last night. I need to get out more.[/quote] +1 (just got to the end on iplayer) Think he's just using it to make life easier as he's playing a lot of open notes on the capo. Saves tuning up a full step

How many songs did they play? I've not seen a capo yet :S

Save yourself a massive amount of hassle and just buy a black jazz IMO.

Currently got a buyer claiming an item broke in transit. I know for a fact that for it to be broken it would have to have been stamped on or hit with a great deal of force due to the masses of packaging around it. Plus four similar items have been delivered unscathed. Now, I have all the forms here to send off to royal fail for a claim (I always send recorded delivery, just in case a buyer tries to stiff me... Well worth the 75p in this case). I've asked for pictures of the "damage" but conveniently his computer now crashes whenever he tries to upload photos. Hmm. Its a pain in the arse now though as sellers can only leave positive feedback... What use is that?