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Yeah, but kinda 'dry'.Those Maytag cabs are killer!
Edit: “Those Maytag cabs are clean sounding!”
I wish the 254(252 w/extension cab) had been available when I got mine. I've seen the extension up for sale on ebay(?), but I sure as hell don't need it now. I use a Rumble 200c which weighs 34.5 pounds. That's enuff schlepping for this olde phart.
I had a Kasino Bass Head like this one with a separate Kasino 2 15" bottom.
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Those Maytag cabs are killer!
Edit: “Those Maytag cabs are clean sounding!”
You put a nice spin on that one.
Any problems with cycle hum?Yeah, but kinda 'dry'.
Giving the "reverse polarity" switch a permanent press solves that problem.Any problems with cycle hum?
Thanks for ironing that out!Giving the "reverse polarity" switch a permanent press solves that problem.
Tony Starc(h) appreciates it too!Thanks for ironing that out!![]()
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Those Univox Amps are a work of art! If their quality is on par with their guitars/basses they should sound good. I own an ES335 Univox and it is a well built, quality instrument.Link Removed
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Dang dual engines and a real steering wheel - that was dream stuff!
I wanted a go-cart soooo bad when I was a kid

, but I never got oneWe had that exact setI’m sure they’re still made, but I remember seeing these in old Sears or Montgomery Ward catalogs.
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Oh man, dixie cups and kool aid at summer picknicks.Ah, the Dixie cup dispenser! Definitely a '70s icon.
I wish I had a dollar for every time I drank from a Dixie cup as a kid. And I can't remember the last time I drank from one. Sure brings back memories, though...