Recent content by Rob S

We have exchanged phone numbers now and are trying again. It does have to be said, Poor Old L.T.H. must have wondered what happened to him this am when he first rang me. My wife answers my mobilr, brings it to me and the battery dies! Then my Mouse died so I had a hell of a game finding his...

Well I thought it was sold. :oops: Agreed a BIN and ?20 on top to cover me delivering this afternoon with an ebayer, drove from here to Leicester, you've guessed it, no one home :roll: Waited parked outside for an hour, gave up, came home. Great eh?

I am in need of a very quick sale on this guitar, so that I can complete a transaction on something else that has unexpectedly become available. So I have priced this accordingly in the hopes that somebody will grab themselves a bargain. OK. This is a 1978 Greco EG600 (As far as I can tell)...

The Brown Note is a great option. I have a friend who built his own D'Lite and is very happy with the results. 8) If you need yet another option........... If you come south, or North for London Readers, I have yet another option you can try. I have a very impressive clone of a Trainwreck...

There will be far more informed answers coming I am sure, but I can answer a little about the chambered models such as the Frampton, because I actually have one. From a Player's point of view, I actually rather like what the chambering does. Apart from the obvious weight issue, which I have no...

1st Electric Guitar was a Futurama 111. Bought VERY Secondhand in 1969 for the princely sum of ?7.17s and 6p. It was truly vile, but I loved it to bits. I came to the Electric Side late. I had been an Acoustic Guitarist for some 10 years prior to this purchase and only went "Electric" on the...

Hi Guys, I am in something of a quandary. I have a 1978 Greco EG600 (Frampton). I purchased this guitar from a mate last year, it required some work to the Frets, but was otherwise in good condition, given its age. There was some debate about its model number, purely because neither of us had...

On my Gibson, the Toggle on the Lower Bout is the Neck Selector and the Toggle between the two stop Tailpieces is the Pickup Selector. Hope that helps. :D

That Burny is absolutely Gorgeous.!

Showing my very considerable ignorance, until this afternoon I had no idea that Greco had done a JB Oxblood! Does anyone here have one and if so, can you give me your impressions? I have been a fan of this guitar for years but never felt able to splash out on a G*bson. :oops:

Superb review and exactly what I had been hoping to hear. I was "expecting" that I would use the spare set of Nickel Grovers I have here and also the genuine Gibson P90 I have left over from another project, so all in all I think I have most of what is required. How are the Volume and Tone...

D'oh!! :oops: Blame it on The Boomarang Man Flu that I am currently fighting. Sincerest apologies Magnus 8)

Please Do Review this Marcus as I am currently searching for one myself. 8)

Can you give me a figure including Postage on the Daphon please Sir and how you'd like payment please? I would like that one certainly if that's OK with you. Cheers Rob [email protected]

I also own a Power Scaled Amp (Matamp) and having run through just about every attenuator that I have been able to get my hands on before commissioning this amp, I would not bother looking at anything else again. I would also point out that whilst it may have been an expensive option once, this...