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EduardoApolonia · 18th February 2008

I'm at the moment passing cables through the channels.

The electrical wire on the problematic channel has been pulled higher to pass over the channel
I'm sawing the screws tips. It's the best way I found to get rid of them. It will be very time consuming but it will give the best results.
I tried to bend them but they are very strong, and since I don't have too much space to work (the channel is 4,5cm high x 25cm wide) it's even harder to bend them.

The entrance floor tiles are being installed.

18th February 2008	#300
EduardoApolonia Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2002 Location: Almancil, Portugal Posts: 564 Thread Starter	I'm at the moment passing cables through the channels. The electrical wire on the problematic channel has been pulled higher to pass over the channel I'm sawing the screws tips. It's the best way I found to get rid of them. It will be very time consuming but it will give the best results. I tried to bend them but they are very strong, and since I don't have too much space to work (the channel is 4,5cm high x 25cm wide) it's even harder to bend them. The entrance floor tiles are being installed. __________________ http://www.myspace.com/eduardoapolonia Reamp service available: 30 different amps (Bogner, Custom Audio Amplifiers, Diezel, Fender, Krank, Marshall, Mesa, Orange, Peavey, EVH, Soldano, Splawn, Vox) 7 different cabinets (Bogner, Diezel, Marshall, Mesa, Mills, Orange) Contact me for details