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As far as I know, they are both inputs. One is Speakon and the other is 1/4" jack. Every speaker I've ever used has been marked 'Input' and 'Link' if it has the link capability so are these different?

[quote]typo ! so listing maybe over looked[/quote] Until you pointed it out to 16,620 bass players

Shouldn't it be a bit darker? Fender have finally given up even trying cos they know you're going to buy it anyway. Coming soon 'bile orange' and 'piss yellow'

I knew it was one or the other

I think I've found the answer already - a series lead which will give me 320w @ 8 ohms total Alternatively, I may look into getting a power amp to power the other cab. We'll see

OK guys and gals. I know that this has been asked before but I'll be damned if I can find the thread about it. Something like two 4 ohm speakers run in parallel will give a total load of 8ohms I think. How would I then go about connecting 2 4ohm cabs to my amp so that the total load is 8ohms - special lead, box of tricks, work of the devil?

[quote name='Lo.' post='1279162' date='Jun 22 2011, 10:34 PM'][url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dRWnJIzgc4&lc=SlXxewHdwmJvwm0-qacFnmZkmaLGNWJQ0x2OJOXjmKY&feature=inbox"]Cheetah ABG[/url] I recommendz 'em. I'd ask them for an endorsement but it would cost me more in phone calls than buying another. £50, new. A pain in the ass to tape the neck up to finish the frets, but worth it. The preamp is (obviously) cheap, so I smooth it out with the Phil Jones Bass Buddy preamp and happy days ensue. Hope it doesn't fall apart when I put heavier gauge flats on it - the fender tapewounds are OK but the rotosound tapewounds or normal flats would be better for me I guess.[/quote] So you had to finish the frets, use a £240 box of tricks to get a decent sound out of it and you hope it doesn't fall apart. Not trying to have a go but that doesn't sound very good

[quote name='lanark' post='1277946' date='Jun 21 2011, 11:42 PM']I thought it was Bill Wyman.[/quote] The seventh Beatle? Now that would be a story Actually Y-fronts are named after Bill Wyman.

William Shears Campbell is the seventh Beatle

[quote name='Jean-Luc Pickguard' post='1277587' date='Jun 21 2011, 07:48 PM']yes ...and I invented shoes[/quote] really? I invented the banana Interesting story actually.

So what does a choke actually do? In the old days it was used until the engine heated up enough for it to be put back in

The E of the serial number looks a bit wonky compared to the other numbers but then it is a Fender so its entirely possible The guy said that he had the board laquered And dates to 1988-90 according to [url="http://home.provide.net/~cfh/fender.html"]this[/url]

I've never tried the precision one but I think Wilkinson pickups are very good. I had one in my thunderbird and there's one in the Vintage Stingray copy I'm selling

Thankfully there are less and less bad basses being made these days compared to the olden days. I would recommend [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=142028"]this[/url] obviously cos its mine and I'm selling it or an Epiphone, although the shapes aren't for everyone

The cover will fit over a Gotoh 201. I've put both the closed back precision one and the older open backed ones over those bridges

I only ever go before each set - the trick is to be absolutely bladdered the night before. I've had most of the best gigs of my life the night after a heavy session and no need to go for a pee. Funny that. I always play well but the gig after a heavy session is always a good one, albeit a sweaty one.