Apart from the fact that postage to Australia would be poison, I would be all over that, in red, like a fat kid on cake.
I really want the flying V bass behind him (but only because I like Albert King, is that so wrong?)
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I watched that video a couple of days ago. Among other strikes against this bass (mainly my definitely not needing another bass), the chunky neck is a massive no-go.
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Sire Marcus Miller new 2025 Models. 
Seems those with just new color options donât have roasted maple necksâŚ
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Yeah itâs a full vintage P-style neck, 43mm at the nut.
New setup for rehearsal and gigs.
Ashdown Rootmaster 500 head
Two 1x12 Ashdown ABM cabs.
This plus our 1000w PA system âshouldâ be loud enough 
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Ooh. Thatâs gonna boom.
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Barely gonna make your ears bleed, 
nice!!
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Very true. I have an interesting story to share but not about Reverb but EBay instead.
I have a piece of gear listed both places. Itâs a pedal in mint condition barely used with all of itâs original stuff. Box included. Itâs less than a year old. I priced it at $170 under the $177 high in the range and the $164 great deal.
A guy offer $150 alluding to his having to pay tax and shipping and wanting to keep his total price below X. I could offer to ship N/C at my price but not his and Iâm not the one charging him sales tax or collecting it. Do buyers realize this?
Anyway, even after making him a counter offer we couldnât agree so itâs no big deal but it also serves as a reminder of just how much better off buyers are to buy locally whenever possible. If this buyers numbers were correct tax and shipping added 15% to his cost. I could offer free shipping or the lower price I countered with but I have no control over sales tax. It is what it is based upon his location just as it is with mine.
But I will say that the huge increases in shipping costs for may items coupled with sales tax now being charged and collected at the sale have made selling online far less beneficial that it once was for both buyer and seller and thatâs not including the 6.5% to 8.5% selling fees a seller plays. I often read about listed prices on Reverb being too high and while those are not the sold prices higher costs for sellers is why.
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Thatâs beautiful.
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But does it go up to eleven?
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It does beg the question⌠why 27? Why not just make 26 louder?
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What do the three divisions before zero do ?
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can hear it from my house in england, can confirm loud enough 
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Theyâre all the settings past 27 to get it even louder.
You need to buy the 800w version to unlock those.
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Weâve got a gig in a few weeks for our local hockey club social fundraiser.
I have a feeling itâs going to be a loud fun one
Iâll let you know how it went with the new gear. I know @gio likes a loud gig!
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