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Kustomplayer web page [message #2695]

Wed, 07 May 2003 01:46

Jc
Messages: 217
Registered: March 2000
Location: N.W. Chicago Suburb

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Hey guys - Just thought I'd let you know I posted a few new items on the www.kustomplayer.com web site - an absolutely Kool 2x15 Cascade Horizontal Rig in the K200 page and a few pic's of a Kustom Vest in the Misc. page! We saw one at the Indy Show - If you have never seen one - Take a look - Ya have to love them. Thanks to a new collector in the Chicago area - Thanks Bill - Two great additions - Jc

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Re: Kustomplayer web page [message #2699 is a reply to message #2695]

Wed, 07 May 2003 23:53

BC
Messages: 583
Registered: March 2000
Location: Kentucky

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As usual JC you have done a great job on the pics! We appreciate it very much. Who is the handsome guy with the beard and the white RIC?BC

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Re: Kustomplayer web page [message #2702 is a reply to message #2699]

Thu, 08 May 2003 08:54

C4ster
Messages: 686
Registered: June 2001
Location: Mukwonago, WI (Milwaukee...

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Thanks to JC for the pic site. Kudos and many dittos. JC placed 2 of my pictures and one of my brothers. In th 3x15 section, the twin cascade PA cabs with the K200 on top, is actually being driven by a 600 watt Sunn amp into 4 JBL E140's. The K200 is just the preamp. Also, in the 2x15 section, the red K200 and the '67 Gibson EB2D belongs to my brother, John. He found that museum piece on a routine visit to an Appleton, Wisconsin music store for strings. Just lucky. P.S. How about a direct link to JC's site?????????????????????????

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Re: Kustomplayer web page [message #2703 is a reply to message #2702]

Thu, 08 May 2003 09:39

Anonymous

As Con said, I stumbled on the red K200 while getting strings. It stood out a little from the sea of boring, tolex covered look-alikes. I'm still amazed at how clean this thing is! It has all of the original hardware, covers, and even the speaker cable! It has D140's and sounds fantastic coupled with my Gibson EB-2D. Wow. The only problem is that I will have to be very careful with it. I'll save it for my "Sunday go to meeting" gigs. John p.s. My tradtional bluegrass buddies worry when I show up with an electric bass, just wait till they see this rig!!!!!

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