Merton

[quote name='hiram.k.hackenbacker' timestamp='1495462470' post='3303906'] Ah, Steve "Steamin' Clark. Has anyone ever looked cooler than that playing Les Paul around their knees? Happy memories of seeing him live. [/quote] I concur, save for the bit about seeing him live sadly. Oh actually, the trousers he wore on TOTP when Animal was released were pretty bad actually.

[quote name='jimbartlett' timestamp='1494774650' post='3298432'] First time out last night for my new rig and I love it! EBS Reidmar 750, Barefaced One10 & Barefaced Super Compact. [/quote] How do the One10 and SC pair sonically? Interested as I'm hoping to get another SC later this year as I miss it hugely!

I love the Super Compact, my favourite cab ever. And paired with a Rootmaster I can guarantee sonic joy and happiness

Definitely - do it! The LH500 is fecking superb.

Good news, I hope they pay in a timely manner

Yup it's confusing! Passive/active is out/in respectively Push flat/shape is in/out respectively All others tend to be clear as in in means on!

Weird, on all ABMs I've used you push the "push flat" switch IN to remove the preshape, not as described above. With it in the out position you get a huge smiley face EQ which sucks the power out of the amp as it's boosting around 60Hz or something daft.

This is insanely awesome

Seriously tempted to get one of these with another couple of BF One10s. Argh. Must stop reading the positive comments on the thread!

Nothing wrong with your idea at all. In general the combos are wider so the sleeve is wider than the standard 19" rack size but it can and does work very well

This has happened to me twice - the GK MB200 and then the Ashdown RM800. It's just going froma few prototypes to larger scale manufacture is harder than people expect. Frustrating as hell of course!

[quote name='dangoose' timestamp='1493509790' post='3288898'] I like the sound of the early ABM's, I currently own an EVO 500 with the white buttons ( before the II/III/IV models) and find it brighter and snappier compared to newer EVO III versions I've tried at my local rehearsal studio. The early ones don't have compressors etc and the tube preamp is more like a presence control rather than a grind/distortion. They can also be picked up fairly cheaply for such a powerful amp and in my experience are very well made and robust amplifiers. [/quote] Ditto all this except for the buttons as my EVO has black buttons

Not really. Alex is saying that not all 1 litre engines are the same, and that not all little cabs are the same. Whether his cab is the cab in question or not has nothing to do with it the way I've read everything!

The serial number is a good giveaway. I can't remember myself how it works but pop it on the thread and someone may be able to assist BTW I was disappointed, I thought the thread would be about the time you took your ABM out to dinner and it got a bit pissed....

I love the ABM, it's awesome. Enjoy!