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What's the guy on the left smoking in that bowl? He looks happy.
Could it be the ganja? The middle raisin looks like it's the ganja, mon!
I think the middle raisin is more... "Praise be..." or something to that effect. The Guy on the right? Looks in pain though.
This is the hard part to find.
Penn Elcom does indeed carry various recessed dish plates:
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Most of the pics show bright plated dishes but most of them come in black as well.
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Yes, that D0604K looks similar like mine and should work fine.
It may be even better because the connector holes are punched nicely in the middle instead of at the bottom like the 25300.
BTW: do you also get a TradeTracker site instead of the Bax-Shop.nl item when you click the link I posted?
What's that about?
I'm a late comer to this party. I started a thread a few years back now, when Fender launched the Rumble line as their first foray into lighter weight amp gear, to discuss what other TBers thought of the then new line. To get to the quick of it, this summer, I wanted to go way lighter gear-wise, in a true light weight head and two lighter weight speaker cabs set up. I sold off some of my heavy, older Ampeg stuff that has served me quite well, went shopping, considered a number of different heads and cabs from a number of amp makers, across a number of different price ranges, and I tried out different rigs where I could first hand. The new V3 Rumble series gear, really impressed me where it matters most to me! As of yesterday afternoon, I took possession of a Rumble 500 V3 head and two Rumble 115 cabs, as I am a fan of good full range 1 x 15 and 2 x 15 cabs, and I've owned my share over the years. Sweet mercy, this rig sounds good! So far I'm loving it, and I can't wait to gig it out in single or double cab fashion, depending on the needs of the gig! A five pound head, and single 1x15 cabs that clock in at 39 pounds each, it's wonderful!!
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I don't think I do.
TradeTracker is UK based and may not track US commerce.
TradeTracker's subtitle is "Performance Marketing".
You may or may not know in what low esteem I hold the general profession of "marketing" and it goes triple for Internet marketing.
Man-in-the-Middle click-trackers are all over the Internet and are a major cause of slow response as well as other maladies.
You can blame Google for pioneering the technology and spreading it far and wide.
I don't think I do.
TradeTracker is UK based and may not track US commerce.
TradeTracker's subtitle is "Performance Marketing".
You may or may not know in what low esteem I hold the general profession of "marketing" and it goes triple for Internet marketing.
Man-in-the-Middle click-trackers are all over the Internet and are a major cause of slow response as well as other maladies.
You can blame Google for pioneering the technology and spreading it far and wide.
