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http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/msg/943030117.html Anybody seen this before?

http://boston.craigslist.org/nos/msg/941695048.html *sigh*

Hah! About the drums, it says bass, snare, tom...unless it's just a tom with a snare on the bottom it looks like bass and 2 toms.

This made me laugh: http://boston.craigslist.org/bmw/msg/934821822.html

I know several others around the forum have had positive customer service experiences with Mark from AccuGroove and regardless of your take on some of his business descisions, the man is great at making his customers happy even when they don't expect it.

Very nice.

They didn't say anything about your girth...

I was just looking through some of the less useful parts of the forum and found out that jeremy c currently has the 16th highest post count in the MP Network...and Griffinator is right behind him at #17. #20 is greenboy (now "g.") and 21 is Phil W (284 posts away from joining the 10k club).

I'd vote for Bobby.

It's true.

I just noticed...I'm now an MP Hall of Fame Member. You're an MP Hall of... Whatever.

I think we had that same model at my elementary school.

I'm only 24 but my dad's been a programer (now IT specialist or whatever his title is this week) for as long as I can remember and he's always talked to me about these things. When I started piecing together my first homebrew computer I became interested in this because about a month after I bought 2 of the biggest HDs I could get my hands on for the money I had, the price halved and suddenly there were HDs double the size for the same money I spent. I've been watching the terabite drive prices for a while now. Same thing with RAM. Interesting how quickly the momentum builds.

It's a common mistake.

Nice.

Welcome to the Platinum Side, my friend.

http://nexus404.com/Blog/2007/03/12/gamers-strapon/ hahahahahahahahahahahahah........ That is all.

Thanks Myles. I contacted them and they gave me the phone number of their former designer (the guy who designed the amp) and I'm still trying to get ahold of him. Unfortunately he doesn't seem to have email. Thank you. UPDATE: I just got ahold of Terry Laul (the designer) who couldn't help with an owner's manual but gave me the lowdown on the kinds of tubes used in the head and also told me to hang on to his number because he still has transformers, pots and other parts used in the amp available in case my guitarist ever need to replace anything. Very cool in my book. All in all, very pleased with Dean Markley customer service and Terry Laul.

Myles, I was redirected here after coming over from the bass player forum and posting in a seperate thread. One of my guitar players recently dusted off a Dean Markley Signature Series T-120R and amazed me with the sound. I asked him why he didn't use it more often and he told me to try picking it up. Getting to my point, he's been looking for info on the amp and/or an owner's manual. Can you help here? Do you know anything about this amp other than it being a 120W amp made in the mid-80s? Have you ever had/used one? Offer any advice on replacement tubes for guys who don't know anything about tubes? Have a .pdf owner's manual? Thanks in advance.