[Harp-L] Re: Amp Stand

[SONNYTONE@xxxxxxx]

I would suggest buying Fender tilt legs, a stand is another piece of  
equipment you have to lug around. The standard milk crate has done me well for  many 
years. For tilt legs, you need the 19" and can ordered from Jay Fletcher,  who 
deals in Fender parts at _jay_fletcher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
(mailto:jay_fletcher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)    Tell him Sonny Jr sent you. On a reissue and bassman note in 
general, once  things slow down a bit, I am thinking of moving in the area of 
selling my  transformers and custom paper oil capacitors as a starter kit for 
bassman guys  as one option, or even my output transformers which are custom 
made and better  than ANY clone on the market, and I know who hypes theirs the 
most, we have torn  them down and it is not the real deal. I am thinking of 
something more extensive  than even my 12 page customer manual, a small booklet 
Taming the Bassman for  Harp, and offer for a price a personal customer service 
package where you can  work one on one with me with your bassmans. I video 
versus a booklet, or both,  may be also where I am thinking. To just give a tube 
setup does not do the  player justice, understanding why and how you can take 
that harsh sounding  reissue, original bassman, someone else's clone, and 
make it thick and fat As  Possible, is what I am thinking about. Once the ad for 
Harphouse hits in the end  of Feb to 35,000 harp players, I will be busy for a 
pretty good while. Thoughts  or suggestions welcome. I don't like "mods" 
where you are stuck with whatever  sound they give you when they internally tweak 
your bassman, I know all the  techs that do them and hear more negative 
reports from players than the  positive, I have it figured out pretty well and want 
to expand it to all, not  just those that can have the amp for life in the 
410. I am buying out my last  supply house of capacitors soon so I will have 
limited supply.