It had to happen eventually: made in usa SVT AV. In amazing shape. I had to put on the seatbelt cause the alarm kept going off for no passenger seatbelt. Find me a class d amp that can do that!
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It followed me home…
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It had to happen eventually: made in usa SVT AV. In amazing shape. I had to put on the seatbelt cause the alarm kept going off for no passenger seatbelt. Find me a class d amp that can do that!
Seat belted in the front seat is not followed me home. That is a "pick up".
This is what "It followed me home" should look like.
This is what "It followed me home" should look like.
Okay, you can keep it but it’s your responsibility to walk it.
I've never seen one of those move horizontally on it's own. They can more vertically on their own, but only in a downward direction.
When I was a kid, a statement with that level of "truth" would be met with "washing your mouth out with soap".
I bought a TV once that was loaded into my car by a couple nice folks at the store. When I got home, and tried to move it myself...that was an adventure. I also bought a used Sound City 200 Plus (the world version, with 40 Hz transformers) once, and then.....had to carry it from the rehearsal place it was in to my car. Had to change arms several times, and it wasn't that far. It was a "bargain" for about 15 seconds.
When I was a kid, a statement with that level of "truth" would be met with "washing your mouth out with soap".
I bought a TV once that was loaded into my car by a couple nice folks at the store. When I got home, and tried to move it myself...that was an adventure. I also bought a used Sound City 200 Plus (the world version, with 40 Hz transformers) once, and then.....had to carry it from the rehearsal place it was in to my car. Had to change arms several times, and it wasn't that far. It was a "bargain" for about 15 seconds.
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So Anyway, nice gear!
I sold a guitar I inherited to this guy who was with his wife and kids. He paid me at my front door, didn't want to come inside and check it out. Opened the case, looked at the guitar and handed over $1600.
He went to his truck, rearranged his wife to the back seat and strapped the guitar in the front seat.
Maybe he didn't want to come inside because he thought his wife would drive off and leave him.
I hope they got home OK. And I hope they're still together.
I sold a guitar I inherited to this guy who was with his wife and kids. He paid me at my front door, didn't want to come inside and check it out. Opened the case, looked at the guitar and handed over $1600.
He went to his truck, rearranged his wife to the back seat and strapped the guitar in the front seat.
Maybe he didn't want to come inside because he thought his wife would drive off and leave him.
I hope they got home OK. And I hope they're still together.
TTA,
A SVT and a Dingwall. That's going to be monsterous!
Bones
A SVT and a Dingwall. That's going to be monsterous!
Bones
i put mine in the front seat as it is soft, and i moved the seat forward so it could not shift under braking. i put foam between the amp and front console to prevent direct contact.So Anyway, nice gear!
I sold a guitar I inherited to this guy who was with his wife and kids. He paid me at my front door, didn't want to come inside and check it out. Opened the case, looked at the guitar and handed over $1600.
He went to his truck, rearranged his wife to the back seat and strapped the guitar in the front seat.
Maybe he didn't want to come inside because he thought his wife would drive off and leave him.
I hope they got home OK. And I hope they're still together.
never buy gear with your wife present. She thinks one amp is enough. pffff
it had to happen eventually. especially with my love of my vintage v4b. kinda cant be a bass player without doing the svt thing at least once.
maybe it was day one excitement and me just being loud, but it sounds fantastic.
oh it is wild!!! ran it through a 410 and 115, then 2x15.
