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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | My man MusicMike - always looking out for me I do apppreciate it my long lost brother!!! Awww Shucks, twern't nothin' maam!
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March 2002
Posts: 1380
Location: Central Oregon | Join Triple-A. Get the "Plus RV" package & they'll haul that little sucker up to 100 miles for you five times a year. They'll fix a flat, bring you coolant or a few gallons of gas for no additional charge. Zero deductible. They'll even come & help you if the car you're riding in with someone else quits. I had to do that once. They'll also send you maps & all sorts of travel info on request. Great deal. If the MG strands you more than five times a year I guess you'll have to get another car & only drive the cute little lemon five times a year. :)
Then I also suggest you buy the GB Shen Jr. from Al. I have one & I love it. It sounds great & it's relatively light & easy to pack around. |
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March 2002
Posts: 14842
Location: NJ | Find the manual.
Rip out the English pages.
Throw the rest away.
Call Al.
(Or get a Trace Acoustic - they're made from leftover MG parts) |
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July 2007
Posts: 325
Location: Texas | Cliff - if that is the case about the Trace - I have enough parts to build my own amp LOL
Nils - Triple A is my friend - that MG has traveled more than I have. :D :D Just took her for a drive around the block - she purred like a kitten - shhhhhhhhh don't say that too loud - she will hear you and start back firing |
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December 2003
Posts: 1071
Location: Carle Place, NY | Actually the Valvetronix manual is very well written and easy to understand. If you can't find yours, Vision, here's the link for a download:
Valvetronix Manual |
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