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What did I buy??

Who died and left you the great decider of actuality? I like eating falafel and drinking Red Bull- Care to tell me that this is wrong and I have to change?

Mister Gorbachev moderator, tear down this thread!

This is wrong and you have to change. I have decreed it. falafel? Red Bull? These are the harbingers of the coming of DOOM. Not the band, not the candy bar, not the vacuum cleaner, (although it really is an excellent vacuum cleaner) I'm talking actual DOOM. We are DOOMED. And we all know what Hunter S. Thompson said about the DOOMED.
 
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I picked a bad week to stop taking my medication.

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I got my first bass amp, a Fender Bassman piggyback 2-12. Around 1969 newer amps were being built vertically rather than horizontally, so I like many other kids unscrewed the "Fender" logo and re-positioned in the vertical position. Also removed the tilt back legs and put feet on the bottom. I am guessing lots of people did this as well.
 
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But they weren’t. They were sufficient to identify it as a mid-60s Bassman or Bandmaster cab, or copy thereof.

Precisely! :thumbsup:

I just don't "get" the comments about the pics being useless. Although the pics were not quite in focus, they served their purpose perfectly by helping us TB'ers to easily identify the cab as either a Bassman or a Bandmaster. Any additional clarity in the pics would not have yielded any additional information.