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Asking for a friend...what's a 7-knob Metro-built/pre-BAD BE100 worth? 2.5k?

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PRICE DROP $50 off both Memphis is now $1250 Ace is now $600

It's always a gamble when answering a 4 year old thread. Kidding. ;)

Selling a pair of combos here in the pacific northwest. 1. Fryette Memphis 1x12 in clean shape. All new Russian tubes ($280 worth) with less than two hours use. Comes with the footswitch and pop-out casters. No trades, please. $1300. 2. Mesa Boogie Stiletto Ace 1x12 combo in decent shape...

I missed this thread. You want fugly guitars, get yourself a creative father-in-law that has a whole bunch of junk laying around his shed. -baseball bat, DeSoto hubcap, C-clamp, and a pair of creatively welded horseshoes -creatively welded gang saw blade, cooking wok

...and it was so easy, thanks to TGP dude "loocnmad". 1. Start with a clean slate. Un-solder all the internal connections and remove all the leads and the resistor. 2. Connect the jack's tip to the (+) side of the LED. 3. Connect the (-) side of the LED to an outer lug on the ftsw. 4. Connect...

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I love my R7's...stock on the stand, top-refin on the floor.

He dropped me an email this morning and got the ball rolling. I was going to ask you guys for his ph#, but it's all good.

Anybody know of a different way to reach Mr. Splawn? I've sent him a few emails this past week, asking about getting an amp logo for my Comp50 head. No response.

I wish I could've gone with wall-mount, but I'd have no ass left after she chews it off.

Picked up three of those Ikea Billy's, put two together, keeping one in the box for the future. They work good. Now I can actually walk around the room without tripping over shit.

It's a DJ old wood replica. His inlays and pickguard, Terry Morgan plastics, custom wound WB's, early Pigtail TOM & stop. Damn thing was perfect. Everybody that played it would usually mumble something like "fuck me". Played like butter, faster than hell, and sustained for days. And I sell it...

If you're sitting down and playing a neck-heavy guitar, it'll affect your playing in some way as you're trying to keep the damn thing balanced as it rests on your leg. Standing, it depends on 1. your strap and 2. whether or not your pick hand/arm naturally holds the body down.

The pair of '98 DC Standards I had in the day were both neck divers. I sold them because of it.

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You guys that have a number of heads in your guitar room, what do you like to use for a shelf unit to stack them up? I've got about a half dozen or so heads laying around. I need to get the room organized.

https://mesa-boogie.imgix.net/media/User%20Manuals/TriAxis_160801.pdf