Skybone

All Day and All Of the Night - The Kinks

Heaven Can Wait - Meat Loaf

Say What You Want - Texas

Papa's Got a Brand New Pigbag - Pigbag

Never Again - Discharge

Redemption Song - Bob Marley & The Wailers

Silver Machine - Hawkwind

The other obvious obvious rhythm guitarist turned bass player is Geezer Butler.

Crazy Horses - The Osmonds

EarthShine - Rush

Songs From the Wood - Jethro Tull

Smoke on the Water(bed) - Deep Purple

Pretty much sums it up. If you want to use the Helix as your main sound, use the Effects Return. If you want to include the Ampeg into your sound, look into the "4 Cable Method".

Ice Monkey - Saint Vitus

Saw Her Standing There - Those Lovable Scouse Mop Tops who've been absent for a wee while

Got to agree with this. Dawsons were all over the North West of England in the 90's, but the prices never seemed to be that competitive, and the service seemed non existent. If you were after a keyboard though, they would fall over themselves to help. I always got the impression that guitars were kind of a side line for them. I knew a few people who swore by Dawsons though. It's still a sad state of affairs that yet another established name in musical instrument retail has hit the wall.

Who Put the Weight of the World on My Shoulders - Quoasis

For Whom the Bell Tolls - Metallica

Ohnoglo

Dunno, I was just under the impression that the HX FX only had the effects models from the Helix, and not the amp/cab/mic/IR capabilities. It does have a BDDI model as an effect, but would that mean it was technically a preamp as well? Is the B7K a preamp or a distortion/OD box? Anyway, my point was that the HX FX doesn't have the same preamp capabilities of the HX Stomp/Stomp XL/LT/Floor/Rack or POD Go.

Jetglo, Mapleglo, Azureglo, Walnutglo.

More Than A Woman - Bee Gees

Maybe time to go shopping?

Not Ra, ra, rasputin?