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stumblebum

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  1. It would be a push to call them silencers lol, as far as I know they are unbaffled and extremely loud if like my last set! You are right though, they are not a full set but attach to the headers.
  2. Jardine and Cobra make a slip on set of 2" drag pipes for the vf, just thought I'd ask here before ordering new from custom cruisers. Edit: Jardine are currently unavailable but Cobra are still available. I had a set on my first vf that I had in '00-01.
  3. As title please, it's a bit of a long shot but worth a try! Edit: must be for '93 onwards thank you.
  4. As title, I'm looking for a Fender aerodyne Telecaster guitar in vgc. Let me know what you have and I'll get back to you. Many thanks Stumblebum
  5. Happy birthday TMBF. I don't really post on here as much as I should but still enjoy the forum all the same, here's to another eight years!
  6. Led Zeppelin hoodie Electro-harmonix Holy Grail+ reverb pedal TC Electronics Polytune 2 tuner Selection of Ernie Ball Strings Lots of wine Peanuts?!
  7. +1 on the TCX Infinity boots, I had mine for ages before passing them on to a friend and they are still waterproof and going strong. I can highly recommend TCX boots.
  8. I'd never have thought about them till I saw a couple of videos on YouTube, just blew me away with the tone from such a small head. Marshall? Marshall who?!
  9. Picked up the Orange head and cab last night and all I can say is WOW! Plugged the Les Paul into it, had a fiddle with the dials and managed to get that Paul Kossoff sound out of it, merry Christmas to me! Just got to learn to play better now!
  10. I think I'll try and come to this next year, I'll pay nearer the time when I know I'm going for sure. Look forward to meeting you all!
  11. She sounds beautiful, loads of sustain pick a note and it rings for ages. I've played it through a Bugera v22 tube amp and a blackstar ht1r tube amp and you get that lovely humbucker crunch. Will soon be playing it through a new Orange head and cab
  12. Picked the guitar up today, it's an absolute stunner (to me anyway!). Not really sure how to get pics put up from my iPad so I'll put the listing number from eBay so you can see the decent pictures that the seller put up. I got the guitar for an absolute song as there was no other bidding! Here is the listing number 171542575823.
  13. Thanks to all who replied to this thread, I've ended up going for the guitar! I've bought a lovely Les Paul and will be picking it up on Wednesday. I'll try and get some pics up if I can work out how to do it from an iPad.
  14. Music for a found harmonium - the Penguin Cafe Orchestra
  15. Unless the rear caliper has been regularly cleaned and maintained you could be looking at a bit more than £20. The caliper pins are prone to seizing on the bandit (I have the same caliper set up on my gsx) and can be a pig to get out! It's best to start learning to do these basic things yourself which will save you a lot of money in the long run.
  16. Babe I'm gonna leave you - Led Zeppelin
  17. I've got seven days until the auction ends then I'll travel up to Buckinghamshire to view it and make sure all is ok with it. It looks stunning in the pictures, very well looked after. I'm chomping at the bit to get it! Rest assured I'll put pictures up if I end up buying it. On another note is there anywhere of interest worth visiting while I'm in Buckinghamshire? Might as well make a day of it.
  18. Guitar found, just waiting for the seller to reply to my emails. Why does it feel like an age when you're waiting for a reply!
  19. If you be my baby - (Peter Green) Fleetwood Mac
  20. Thank you for that, Tango - I love blues / rock such as Eric and Joe Bonamassa - so I will heed your advice and seek an electric. I bought my son one of those Roland cube amps about 5 years back - he loves it - so one of those on the list as well I think. I can only mirror what Tango has said but add that guitars are a bit like bikes you should go out and handle a few and see what feels best for you, you'll be surprised how different guitars feel in the hand. Get yourself to a guitar shop and get a good deal on a guitar/amp/lead and start playing, you won't regret it.
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