That explains why I couldn't find it, only the similar looking Amp Eleven.Reg18 wrote:Yeah it’s a new Lovepedal, it’s like the Amp Eleven with the same boost on one side and a JMP inspired thing the other. There’s no demos up anywhere so I’ve bought based on how much I have liked his other pedals!chur wrote:Nice, is that a Lovepedal?Reg18 wrote:Got this on the way, I now need to explain to my wife why I used the credit card and not my guitar account!
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No one ever died of hard work.. but why take the risk..
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Not in the mail but was on my desk this morning:
Thanks to Dave the pedal board is closer to being wired.
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Bucket list tick, cheap & cheerful Vintage brand. Might set the Bassman to kill and attempt a Lesley West Southbound Train possibly
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nah... go the whole hog on a nantucket sleigh ridecalling card wrote:Bucket list tick, cheap & cheerful Vintage brand. Might set the Bassman to kill and attempt a Lesley West Southbound Train possibly
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Instead of buying more gear maybe you should repay the refund I gave you for the pickup you claimed didn't arrive (since you've since owned-up to the fact that it eventually did).el byrdo wrote:Not in the mail but already here. Caline pitch shifter.
It's not the money. It's the principle. This shit shouldn't need explaining to you.
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I have a few Oktava mics and they are bloody good. Paid a shitload more than $20 for them tooel byrdo wrote:Two oktava dnamic mics from Ukraine. Twenty bucks!
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Do the right thing and pay the man back his money. He was more than honorable with you in the transaction.el byrdo wrote:In case anybody's wondering what's going on here, I bought a pickup off molly and he sent it to my neighbour. I got it six months later when he returned from holiday.
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Re: Forums have been slow, how about a 'In the mail' thread?
Couldn't agree more. Either that or at the very least send the pickup back to Briankdawg2a wrote:Do the right thing and pay the man back his money. He was more than honorable with you in the transaction.el byrdo wrote:In case anybody's wondering what's going on here, I bought a pickup off molly and he sent it to my neighbour. I got it six months later when he returned from holiday.
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Clearly he doesn't share your sense of decency. The moment the pickup arrived he should've PM'd to arrange repayment of the money he requested (requested because, as I think he put it: "You seem pretty well-off").Mini Forklift Ⓥ wrote:Couldn't agree more. Either that or at the very least send the pickup back to Briankdawg2a wrote:Do the right thing and pay the man back his money. He was more than honorable with you in the transaction.el byrdo wrote:In case anybody's wondering what's going on here, I bought a pickup off molly and he sent it to my neighbour. I got it six months later when he returned from holiday.
Fuck it. Tread carefully around this guy.
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Would have thought the day it hit your hands Brian should of had the offer of it returned or the money paid for it straight away. Agree with Mini Forklift...... do the right thing and do not leave a top guy like Brian hanging. All the things he has done for fellow fourmites it should have been sorted quick smart IMO.Mini Forklift Ⓥ wrote:Couldn't agree more. Either that or at the very least send the pickup back to Briankdawg2a wrote:Do the right thing and pay the man back his money. He was more than honorable with you in the transaction.el byrdo wrote:In case anybody's wondering what's going on here, I bought a pickup off molly and he sent it to my neighbour. I got it six months later when he returned from holiday.
If Brian would like it returned I am sure there are a vast number of people that would be more than happy to keep it safe until his return. Myself being one of them.
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Cheers Troy.
This was all quite some time ago and wouldn't have surfaced had I not recently learned that he'd reappeared under a new name. I'm not as arsed about the money as I am about alerting other forumites to his shenanigans. From the PM's I've had, I'm not alone in my experience.
This was all quite some time ago and wouldn't have surfaced had I not recently learned that he'd reappeared under a new name. I'm not as arsed about the money as I am about alerting other forumites to his shenanigans. From the PM's I've had, I'm not alone in my experience.
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Ordered some GFS VEH pickups in gold for the changberg, should light a fire in it!
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Has it shown up yet?TmcB wrote:
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