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    Believe me, times have changed but man, those were good times yes indeed. I grew up in NY at that time and it was a very intense and incredible place and time. Anyway, I don't know about y'all but I still have a few good jams left in me

    And yes, speakers need to ne broken in for anywhere from 10 - 100 hours
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    hi this is what Celestion have to say on breaking in speakers
    http://professional.celestion.com/gu...ibel/index.asp
    on the FAQ box select breaking in etc, the rest is worth checking out as well

    hope this helps
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    Graham - Thanks for the great link. There's really a lot of good information on that Celestion website, and I've bookmarked it for future reference. Amd also, I welcome you to our forum. Just out of curiosity, on your avatar, is that you in front of those rather ominous-looking stacks of Marshalls? If it is, you're livin' the dream in that shot - two full stacks and and Les Paul. It would be about at that time that I'd be waking up . . .

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    Nelskie Yes it's me! The Les Paul is mine.... the Amps are the Photo Shop edition. Just the right volume for playing at home.
    Although I did get the chance to play a Marshall stack once Awsome but you really do need a big space those things are loud. Came away with a smile that lasted a week
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    Graham - Welcome to our growing forum. We are becoming international acclaimed, but we claim to be just an international family.

    Tot – Welcome to you also. Glad to see another Vox VTxxAD owner. There are several of us here. We discuss new things on these amp whenever they are discovered.
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    Aaahhh, the Photoshop Edition Marshall Stack. What kind of specs do those cabs / heads have? And let me guess - they have a really transparent tone to them, too, right? Ha ha ha ha. You get a "10" for creativity, though!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slowhand
    ....the Amps are the Photo Shop edition.
    Wow, maybe there's a "Paint Shop Pro" edition of the Marshall stack! I'll have to open up that program and check!

    Welcome, Graham! Have seen a lot of your patches & posts over at Valvetronix.net. Looking forward to your contributions here.
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    Thanks guys cool site this !!!! Next I think I'll get me a Dumble OD 100 from same source........Oh it's already in my amp
    Graham
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    Yeah, Machine Head rocks! I am a big fan of Deep Purple from that era. Blackmore's sound was amazing!
    I'm still to this day torn between "Machine Head" and Blackmore's "Rainbow On Stage" as my favorite. I mean, asking a man to choose between "Highway Star" and "Man On The Silver Mountain" is just too much!

    I don't like Blackmore's later stuff anywhere near as well.
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    Hey Slowhand, great site! Welcome to the forum. Pardon me if I chimed in late here, but I've been playing with my new toy all afternoon and into the evening. I only stopped because blood began hemorrhaging from my finger tips. No, I'm only joking, but they are a little tender. You six-stringers might find doing full step bends on a flatwound Rotosound .085 A string to be a minor chore!
    Rob Smith
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    GUITARS: '93 ZON Sonus 4, '85 G&L L-2000 (Mahogany), '05 Schecter Stiletto Custom 4, '06 SX SJB-62MG (Fretless), '07 Squier Bronco (project), '06 Ibanez AEB10E-BK acoustic bass, '70s Epiphone OO-sized acoustic, '94 Peavey Reactor (extreme makeover edition)


    AMPS: '03 Ampeg BA115 bass combo, '86 Peavey MkIV Series 400 bass head, SWR Workingman's cabs, 2x10" & 1x15", '00 Peavey Micro Bass

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