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[quote name='Dad3353' timestamp='1374577597' post='2150290'] Not even a sausage, then..? [/quote] No need to be sarcastic. What's your beef, anyway?

[quote name='Leen2112' timestamp='1374504108' post='2149436'] Eh? the link works, i had to copy and paste but it works....subdivisions as I speak! Cheers [/quote] See you back here in 30 seconds.

Clad you caught a bit of them... Constance is a GREAT player. Lovely people, too.

Did anyone see Spikedrivers today? One of my favourite bands...

FWIW, I quite like the song. I just think this arrangement stinks of Stilton. :-)

I'll be the dissenter, then. I've watched it a few times. Yeah, the display of emotion is nice, but I just don't like the arrangement. It's too overblown. Oh, and if the Led Zeppelins - or anyone who covers this song - is reading this... FINISH THE SONG ON THE SOLO VOCAL! It doesn't need the usual tag on the end. I wish people wouldn't do it. Yes, even you, Led Zeppelins.

'Bula Quo'..? Jesus Christ.

[quote name='molan' timestamp='1374223376' post='2146532'] Used an RH450 at a gig once and it was a complete tone sucker. Absolutely the worst on-stage sound I've ever had from any amp. [/quote] +1. I stuck with mine for a year, and somehow resisted the urge to attack it with a branch, Basil Fawlty-style. Awful thing. IMO, of course.

[quote name='bjelkeman' timestamp='1374045954' post='2144486'] I am so glad you like them! After all I feel a bit responsible. [/quote] And so you should :-)

Chrome's definitely fine fer me on a number of PC's.

[url="http://www.tks.se"]www.tks.se[/url]

It's OK for me with the exception of quote spacing, but that's a half-second fix. What browser are you using?

[quote name='Merton' timestamp='1373998879' post='2144117'] I'd be interested to know how you compare them to the BF prototype (Still bugging Alex to send that one to me in exchange for a few hundred coins.....) [/quote] Well, here's the immediately obvious stuff... Alex's prototype is / was 4ohm - these are 8ohm. At house volume, Alex's prototype seems to have inherently bigger lows - it was a slightly bigger box, and then there was whatever magic dust Alex put in there. That said, the TKS's have plenty, and the drivers aren't anywhere near broken in yet and the bottom end may well open up a little more after a bit of use. I doubt they'll match the BFB, but I can't imagine any other cab that size & weight will. Weight-wise, the TKS's are significantly lighter. This is nothing short of a miracle given that they're ceramic drivers. Mind you, the BFB was hardly a slog to carry in the first place.The build quality is impeccable. They have a real 'hewn from granite' feel about them. I've just been plunking away in the house there, and they sound marvellous... lovely and vintagey with responsive mids when you dig in. I can see that some people would want the optional tweeter in there (an extra £70 or so), but for my needs 4.8kHz or so is perfect. Of course, I can't judge them until I've gigged 'em, but so far so good

White Sound were based in Sunderland, I think...?

More pics...

Innit? They weigh nowt, but they're solid as a rock. incidentally, there IS a steel grille under the cloth - hence the screws. I'm recording tonight, so I'm going to use one. Common sense tells me I shouldn't until I've broken it in, but common sense has deserted me.

Helloooooooooooo

J for looking at. P for playing.

[Devil's advocate mode ON] If you're skint a lot of the time, I'd buy something you need, or at least something that won't result in a massive loss when the time comes to sell it (and chances are you probably will).

[quote name='r16ktx' timestamp='1373715492' post='2140878'] My 2p... Most audiences are deaf and or drunk and only 'hear' the guitar and vocals, [/quote] Most of mine aren't. Just sayin'.