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06 April 2005, 08:02 PM
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FAO Scoobynet Guitarists.
What's a good site to advertise amps for sale?
I'm moving house soon and need to get rid of my Marshall JCM 900 Amp and 4x12 Cab.
Quite frankly I'm sick of moving it from house to house when I haven't even turned it on for about 2 years.
What are your recommendations?
I'm moving house soon and need to get rid of my Marshall JCM 900 Amp and 4x12 Cab.
Quite frankly I'm sick of moving it from house to house when I haven't even turned it on for about 2 years.
What are your recommendations?
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06 April 2005, 08:06 PM
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E-bay's pretty good at getting rid of guitar kit quickly.
Other than that try
www.loot.com
www.admag.co.uk
I find the guitar magazines classified take forever to get printed.
Try any musicians classified too.
Good luck!
Other than that try
www.loot.com
www.admag.co.uk
I find the guitar magazines classified take forever to get printed.
Try any musicians classified too.
Good luck!
06 April 2005, 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted by FrenchBoy
I'm moving house soon and need to get rid of my Marshall JCM 900 Amp and 4x12 Cab.
Quite frankly I'm sick of moving it from house to house when I haven't even turned it on for about 2 years.
Quite frankly I'm sick of moving it from house to house when I haven't even turned it on for about 2 years.
06 April 2005, 08:58 PM
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Originally Posted by 84of300
I now nothing of these things, but hubby is guitar daft. He's due in soon and may be interested, if thats ok.
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I now nothing of these things, but hubby is guitar daft. He's due in soon and may be interested, if thats ok.
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06 April 2005, 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted by GaryCat
How much are we talking here? I'm in South Bucks too so I can even collect.
And why aren't you coming to our meet in stokenchurch on sunday!!??
(See southern section for more details).
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I'll try and make it. To be honest a 4x12 cab is probably a bit big for the spare bedroom - my Marshall 15w combo goes loud enough.
While this thread is attracting guitarists, I'm playing quite a few tunes in dropped D tuning but my bottom E seems really slack and has no tone when I detune it. Would a heavier string help e.g. .46 rather than .42.
While this thread is attracting guitarists, I'm playing quite a few tunes in dropped D tuning but my bottom E seems really slack and has no tone when I detune it. Would a heavier string help e.g. .46 rather than .42.
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GaryCat, there you are. The bug muff. Hubby decided against it. Wants one of those things that does everything. Does that make sense. 
FrenchBoy, how big is this thing, before he comes and finds out about it?
FrenchBoy, how big is this thing, before he comes and finds out about it?
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Originally Posted by GaryCat
I'll try and make it. To be honest a 4x12 cab is probably a bit big for the spare bedroom - my Marshall 15w combo goes loud enough.
While this thread is attracting guitarists, I'm playing quite a few tunes in dropped D tuning but my bottom E seems really slack and has no tone when I detune it. Would a heavier string help e.g. .46 rather than .42.
While this thread is attracting guitarists, I'm playing quite a few tunes in dropped D tuning but my bottom E seems really slack and has no tone when I detune it. Would a heavier string help e.g. .46 rather than .42.
Where in South Bucks are you?
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Originally Posted by 84of300
GaryCat, there you are. The bug muff. Hubby decided against it. Wants one of those things that does everything. Does that make sense.
FrenchBoy, how big is this thing, before he comes and finds out about it?
FrenchBoy, how big is this thing, before he comes and finds out about it?
