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No, not my best buddy friend, *that* would be bad!
I backed the car over my Henriksen Bud. Luckily I felt it in time and stopped quickly, it was in my gear bag, flipped upside down, and only received minor cosmetic damage, just some scuffing and a torn handle. No knobs were touched, dodged a bullet there. With some wonderful help and service from Eric at Henriksen, she's back to new. In fact, since I use it so much for pit work, I like the newer black stitched handle, we try to keep things as black as possible. I can't say enough about Henriksen service. It was completely my own fault and Eric took care of it.
Last edited by Woody Sound; 09-21-2021 at 10:28 AM.
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09-21-2021 07:24 AM
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[It may be time to "lay off the bud," Woody -- you're driving impaired!]
Congrats on the "new" amp!
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Originally Posted by marcwhy
(And BTW, he was blown away by the power and clarity of the little Bud.)Last edited by Woody Sound; 09-21-2021 at 08:02 AM.
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Originally Posted by Woody Sound
Hope it's alright? Charge your mate for the damaged handle. It was his fault anyway right?
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WS that just reminded me of that old joke about the policeman who ran over himself..
The jokes goes : ' Did you hear the story about the policeman who ran over himself ? "
This policeman was sitting home one day and ran out of cigarettes, so he asks his wife
" Honey, run over to the drugstore please, and get me a carton of cigarettes. "
And his wife says : " Sorry, I can't - - I'm making supper. "
So the policeman says " Ok ", and ran over himself........
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When Fender sees this they`ll launch a whole new series of Road Worn amps…
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Originally Posted by Llacrobat
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Ha! I did the same thing only drove forward instead of backward and didn't run over it. I went all the way from Anaheim to Los Angeles before realizing it was sitting on the road back there. Thankfully it wasn't stolen (or damaged).
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I did this once when I was rushing to a gig. Backed over my '66 Vibrolux Reverb and it got wedged under the bumper. I lifted it off myself in that adrenaline filled moment. I haven't put gear behind the car since, the worst I can do now is leave it in the driveway.
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