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markleton wrote:

BacchusPaul wrote:Which Spider was it that looked really cool, like a tweed amp or something?

The Flextone. Looks pretty swish, like a 'proper' amp, the Spiders look a bit plasticy. Sounds good though.

I have a Flextone Mk.I Duo (50+50) that's unusable as it has a mind of its own and randomly changes voices, channels & effects, sometimes several times within a few seconds. Maybe great for the random noise crew.

Does it still do that with the footswitch unattached?

Hurb wrote:I think you should see if you can borrow a Line 6 spider and see if it works for you and your setup. If it does get one. I wouldn't buy one new though. get on ebay.

wonder if mr fran might lend me his for a band practise. trying it there with my current board should be enough.

Your welcome to take it for a few days, i do use it almost daily but a few days wont hurt.

that would be we good. when's best for you?

When do you rehearse? Any night except tuesday is fine with me.

darn, tuesdays is practise night. bugger bugger buggeration.

Shaddap with this silliness Rob. There's a bloke over on Offset selling a black AVRI Jag with all case candy for MIJ money.

no jags till i have fatter amp sounds. then it will be jags a plenty.

*sucks teeth*

Rass clart.

To be honest Rob i think you'd be better buying a head for that 2x12, like Rhys' Laney. The Line 6 is no different to that Marshall i borrowed you for low end, its an open back combo.

Are you using the Les Paul with the Tweed?

Doog wrote:Does it still do that with the footswitch unattached?

Yes, as it doesn't have a footswitch.

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