flickr by alex.jonsson.Guess the ARP
Thursday, March 01, 2007
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Definitely an Arp 2500.
ReplyDeleteBah? 2500's were'nt black and orange...
ReplyDeleteYou're thinking of a 2600, but it looks like an Odyssey to me anyway.... a modular wouldn't be lying down like that anyway...
I think it's smaller than an Oddy, like an Axxe
ReplyDeleteNo I meant 2500.
ReplyDeleteI clearly see both wing cabinets.
Definitely an Axxe.
ReplyDeleteAvatar!
ReplyDeleteelectronically yours, jesper
dave please tell me you understood scrap content's sarcasm..... please...for god-sake you draw comics.....
ReplyDeleteplease?
Don't you worry about Dave.
ReplyDeleteDave's a true artist.
He can do things we mortals have to take lessons for or analyse and practise.
Having said this, true artists often lack basic human skills.
Dave probably can't go about doing other matters we take for granted.
There should be more Daves.