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anyone out there keen on collaborating on a new track I'm working on? Demo's done, words and melody etc, it just needs something more on the acoustic guitar front!
Message me if your interested and I'll send you a file.
Cheers
Jim

Anvil Amps Alan wrote:Those were commutating diodes to protect the OP valves and OPT in case the speaker load is disconnected while the amp is running.
Since you have a combo amp they are not needed.
Be very careful what you touch inside the chassis!
Discharge the caps!

So, when can I drop the amp off to you!!

crowbgood1 wrote:Do you have an electric fence unit near by?

Can't say that I do!

It's started to make a 'Popping' sound, regular intervals, sort of once a second. Valves seem ok, any suggestions...apart from buy another amp!

[ 64 pre CBS. And here lies the real problem! You wouldn't work your granny till she died...unless that's what her punter wanted! Nice! Chris Rea retired his 64 Strat. But that was because it had been refretted so many times, there wasn't enough neck left to do it again. IMHO, nothing kills a guita...

Refret? How much do you like it? Like doesn't really come into the equation! It's like having a vintage car, the old clattery bits do the job and you could replace some bits, but it's about keeping it as authentic as possible! So what are we talking here, a hard working 25 year old American Standar...

jeremyb wrote:Refret? How much do you like it?

Like doesn't really come into the equation! It's like having a vintage car, the old clattery bits do the job and you could replace some bits, but it's about keeping it as authentic as possible!

Old Strat, needs new frets as the rattle and buzz increases. Still gets played hard, but maybe time to retire it?

No sound clips, but put through an AC30 she really sings. It's been in NZ since new.

'64 and still played hard!

She's an L series, all original.

Strat's an oldie but plays like you always dreamt a Strat should play!

Hammer, nails and a lack of photographic nouse!

Ask me anything!

A lovely little ballad, for the weepy, snively loves we leave behind! Recorded at home using a Vocalist Live 3 unit and a Martin. Grab a hanky, and if you feel like this song represents part of your past present or future, well, I'm just glad I could help soothe you.