As bad as my back is. It’s really not that bad to move around.
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Breaking in new cabinets
- Thread starter woody357
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- Feb 5, 2013
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- Endorsing Artist: Used Fender Lead Sleds and Hartke cabs with bent grills
You know you’re not supposed to collect them, right?I've four of those.
It hasn't helped.
Al Kraft
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Perhaps the OP is otherwise occupied breaking in new cabinets...
Perhaps the OP is otherwise occupied breaking in new cabinets...
If he's waiting for the sound to change before replying we might be here for some time. Think I'll go hit the 'Unwatch' button...
"A toast! To our wives and girlfriends. May they never meet!"
Actually
I was but right now I’m on a break at work. Here is my new cabinetPerhaps the OP is otherwise occupied breaking in new cabinets...
Al Kraft
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I hate to be pedantic (no I don’t
), but that cab is definitely breaking out, not in. 
I kill me.
Correct not anything to respond to here and never ask if you can 'Under Power' Speaker Cab
Great setup by the way, maybe email/Call Jeff and hear what he has to say or when no one is going to be home/disturbed use aux input to play some dynamic music[ CD with repeat play] for a few hours at moderate loud levels.
- Feb 5, 2013
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- 2,281
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- Endorsing Artist: Used Fender Lead Sleds and Hartke cabs with bent grills
