Trying to find a helper near Cape Coral, FL
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Mark... Duuuuude! This thing ROCKS! UPS truck got here about an hour after I came home from work and I immediately unboxed everything. Flippin' Perfect.
Twas a bit like a time machine back to the late '80s when I clicked the power button. Back then I worked in a music store and fell in love with that little stack. I have a full size and completely unusable stack that just sits there right now; too big, too heavy, and almost completely worthless. Haven't even turned it on in a couple of years.
Got this one set up and played my black Les Paul for a couple of hours. Got it up to 4 and couldn't take much more at that volume... I'm sure the neighbors loved it too! I can't wait to put it B.t.t.W. live.
I cannot express thanks enough for your assistance, I can only hope that someday I can return the favor or pay it forward.
T-Odd
Twas a bit like a time machine back to the late '80s when I clicked the power button. Back then I worked in a music store and fell in love with that little stack. I have a full size and completely unusable stack that just sits there right now; too big, too heavy, and almost completely worthless. Haven't even turned it on in a couple of years.
Got this one set up and played my black Les Paul for a couple of hours. Got it up to 4 and couldn't take much more at that volume... I'm sure the neighbors loved it too! I can't wait to put it B.t.t.W. live.
I cannot express thanks enough for your assistance, I can only hope that someday I can return the favor or pay it forward.
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I've been looking for a good one (kinda hard to find in good condition - Mosfet Lead 100 Marshall with angled and straight 2x12 cabs - google search for Marshall 1966a / 1966b cabs - it's like finding rocking horse poop, golden rocking horse poop encrusted with diamonds) for a LONG LONG time... well, since '95 and that's a long time to me. I've had the 1965b cab (4x10) since about '93 and was trying to find a 1965a cab to go with it. Have an old crusty Lead 100 that has some scratchy pots also.
When I found this one it was almost like finding that golden rocking horse poop. Darn thing doesn't look like it was ever out of the previous owner's home.
Pristine condition (for a guitar rig about 15 years old that is).
I'm going to do a Tomato Red Marshall JCM800 side-by-side comparison and maybe put a video on youtube.
Hear Alan's rig here -
Strange how when I think about it, Alan's guitars- ES335 and his TV Yella Double cut LP, the 'mater red Marshall JCM, B-Rad's rig - the old late 60s Tele and original blackface Fender Super, my Gretsch kit, old Ludwig black beauty snare, and Zildjian Platinum cymbals... there's a whole bunch of very costly musical instruments on that stage, but still less than the cost of a new truck. About HALF the cost of a new truck, and it took us a L O N G time to afford the instruments we play.
When I found this one it was almost like finding that golden rocking horse poop. Darn thing doesn't look like it was ever out of the previous owner's home.
Pristine condition (for a guitar rig about 15 years old that is).
I'm going to do a Tomato Red Marshall JCM800 side-by-side comparison and maybe put a video on youtube.
Hear Alan's rig here -
Strange how when I think about it, Alan's guitars- ES335 and his TV Yella Double cut LP, the 'mater red Marshall JCM, B-Rad's rig - the old late 60s Tele and original blackface Fender Super, my Gretsch kit, old Ludwig black beauty snare, and Zildjian Platinum cymbals... there's a whole bunch of very costly musical instruments on that stage, but still less than the cost of a new truck. About HALF the cost of a new truck, and it took us a L O N G time to afford the instruments we play.
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