dudewheresmybass

My DBS 7400s are phenomenal. Wolstenholme used them because of their 'openness' to pedals. Older Marshall offerings have been awesome, yet woefully) underrepresented on the larger stage. The number of people that ask about my rig when it's out and about is surprising. I would hope that they do something significant for bass players, and tempting enough to draw people away from the ampegs, ashdowns etc. we usually see.

rock and roll children - Dio

Cheers! I've not heard any other amps that sound as good, nor takes pedals and wah as well. They're weighty, but soooo worth it

I have 6 heads, Marshall 7400 x 2 Marshall 7200 Kelly 50w Valve amp Tc BH250 x2 And 4 cabs Marshall 4410 x2 Marshall 4015 nameless 212 with thames ditton Goodmans speakers The larger marshalls get used for the tribute stuff (whic require the use of a wah pedal), cover band stuff, and local shows with the originals band along with the 2 410s, and further afield I use the tc with provided cabs, and for dep and theatre shows, its the tc with 410

road to nowhere - Talking heads

I actually commented on your post on TB about a TB loop pedal if you're totally sold on the tone. LOL

feline good - Mickey bubble

you got another one coming - Judas Priest

broom broom shake the room - fresh prince

Comb as you are - Nirvana

prowler - Iron maiden

your momma don't dance - poison

Motorhead - No sleep till hammersmith 2 disc expanded edition

u and ur hand - pink

Bach Cello suites

star trekkin - the firm

Digital bi!ch - black sabbath

No more 🤣🤣🤣

in da club - 50p

nice and easy transaction with Andy I know this gets said a lot, but it would be tough to find a nicer / more accommodating seller

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That could very easily head towards a sad yet true Dad joke about songtitles

down down - status quo