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Jables66
- Member since Jan 21, 2009
- Male / 32
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Exeter , United Kingdom - 3 Followers
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Selling
Apr 2, 2013 at 6:24
Apr 2, 2013
For Sale/Trade: Flow Drift + minor upgrades
$300 GBPDue to lack of use, I'm selling my Flow Drift (I can't quite remember what year it is; I've been out of the riding game for a while, possibly a 2008). Originally paid £800 from new, and since then I've swapped the original Marzocchi DJ3s for an older set of DJ3s with a 20mm axle. I think the seals on the forks have perished, as the compression is fairly soft and adding air has no effect. The front wheel was also rebuilt to accommodate the new forks, adding a red Hope Pro II hub. Everything else on the bike is stock.
Ideally, I'd like cash for the bike in order to pay for a car (or indulge my somewhat unhealthy guitar habit), but I'm also in the market for a 26" geared DJ hardtail so that I can get back into riding, as the Flow has proven a bit too small for me. So I will consider trades to that effect.
Local pickup in the south Devon area is preferred, mainly in the Exeter or Newton Abbot area.
Thanks for looking
Jables66 alanhutchinson's photo
Mar 9, 2012 at 15:31
Mar 9, 2012
Oh, as an after-thought, you could check the serial number to see how old it is. If it works the same way as my Ibby, you'll have something like CP0101****. CP being the factory (this doesn't really matter). The first two numbers should be your year, so 01 would be 2001. Next two will be a month, so 0101 would be January 2001, and the last four numbers will be between 0001 and 9999, which is your guitar's number in the production line.
Jables66 alanhutchinson's photo
Mar 9, 2012 at 15:29
Mar 9, 2012
Looks like one of the GSR series. The closest model number I can offer is GSR180, but that's just a point of reference since your pickups are different. Either way, I would guess that you've got an older GSR series there. And Ibanez are pretty good quality all the way across their product line.
Jables66 A1exflobmx's photo
Jun 12, 2011 at 3:17
Jun 12, 2011
That's a 10W amp. The power consumption is 22W, not the output. Don't worry, everyone makes this mistake. The output wattage or speaker size is usually in the model. Anyway, it's not a bad little starter amp, I own one myself.
Jables66 JoeStobbs's photo
Mar 26, 2011 at 16:54
Mar 26, 2011
Yeah, it's only in the paint layer. I think it's because Ibanez (the Korean-made ones, anyway) make their necks a little bit too wide at the heel so it fits tighter. Either that, or the paint layer is a little too thick and cracks when the neck is bolted on. Either way, it's only cosmetic. Doesn't compromise the structural integrity at all. Most of the time, you hardly even notice it :)
Jables66 JoeStobbs's photo
Mar 24, 2011 at 12:43
Mar 24, 2011
Don't worry too much about this. It happens to pretty much every Ibanez RG. It's even happened to mine :)
Jables66 rastaaman's photo
Jul 11, 2010 at 18:11
Jul 11, 2010
There's a difference between Wattage going in, and RMS wattage coming out.
Jables66 rastaaman's photo
Jun 30, 2010 at 7:22
Jun 30, 2010
The MG15DFX is a 15W amp with digital effects, not 45W. The Marshall small amps go up in wattage like this: 10, 15, 30, 50, 100 etc. Just sayin'...
