You should!

I never modified my ride, so idk, sorry. What year is yours?

No. I never got one (probably should have). For a 150cc, a motorcycle/scooter a license is required in IL, but since the Laquan/george floyd backlashes, and cops-are-afraid-of-being-jailed-for-doing-their-job culture, Chicago and Mke police just aren't pulling people over as frequently as they used to... Also, this particular scooter is a rarity: baby blue color, cute round body, handsome overall appearance...it just doesn't _look_ much larger than a 50cc Zuma...

It's a diesel engine, starting in the cold (like 0°C). Understand??

@szimbazsununnu1088 I do understand 😄 If it only does that when cold then that's not too bad, though they usually improve quicker than that.

My guess? Learna da language Italiano, anda aska thema

Thanks! I had the same observation as you- never noticed much of a difference. I bought this 1210 because of four reasons: 1, I'm an electronics geek, 2, for my analog recording studio, 3, it was one of those once-in-a-lifetime deals that you find on eBay (old man passed away...estate sale reseller...pristine condition!), and 4, I'm a fan of older Furman products back when they were made in either Greenbrae or Petaluma (not ch*na - I *loathe* that new..."stuff"). For amplifiers I also didn't hear much of a noise difference. The conclusion I've drawn is that this would be most effective for condenser mics, or especially a digital recording studio, since digital picks up e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g. My recommendation to you: if you don't want something this big and *HEAVY*, then sell it, and replace it with a good isolation transformer (of which I own five). Where is your studio located?

How much are you asking for it? And where is it located?

No longer made, sorry

car was sold :D

No one has responded yet. Mine came from eBay from....Colorado or Oklahoma or somewhere...If you get it figured out, could you reply back?

2,400 miles is not a lot. If it's a 2012 then ask the country of manufacture. If it's made in Ch!na then I wouldn't buy it unless it's cheap!

300 was the TOTAL price, you bonehead. (price of tires + installation and balance).

@@szimbazsununnu1088 I pay for a set of Pirelli Diablo Rosso, INSTALLED, 120€. Two tires, ready to ride. I've tried several tyres now, the Diablos are at the top. Not saying others are inferior, Bridgestones are great too, I'm saying two top shelf tyres, READY TO RIDE, I pay less than half of what you did.

I bought it pre-owned at an estate sale in New Lenox (I think), IL in 2017. I tried to do research as well and I couldn't find anything. The owner's manual read that the company who assembled it was in Missouri. I might have photos of the owner's manual somewhere... The generator portion was Italian, and the engine was Japanese. If I had known this video would've gotten +21,000 views, I would've taken a LOT longer and more detailed video! Where are you located?

Hi, Thanks for the Q. I sold that amp a while back, but I think: no, no knobs or anything...it was just a push button. Those crates pack a lot of bang for the buck! Hope that helps.

@@szimbazsununnu1088 Thx man!!

@@richardsummers7821 Keep on rockin' bro!

I still have mine. It wasn't really a chorus, more of a weak flanger.

I sold mine, but it was good! Thanks for the comment!

Esse amp aguenta um ensaio com banda, só no volume dele?

Sorry, I sold it after the Wu Flu hit the earth...

Asking $385

You must be located in Shitcagoland, yeah? The city with a perpetual black cloud of badittudes looming over it? I got a list of corrections for ya', Grumps: 1. you spelled 'true' wrong 2. it was actually $900 (INFLATION ADJUSTED from $349 in 1985, genius). I was being modest (so pessimists like you wouldn't read the ad and go, "Shyeah right!!!") 3. I have never seen a generator (or snowblower, or mower, or car) shipped without oil 4. could you tell me where they sell oil in Shikaga for only a dollar? in 2020? 5. disagree about changing unused oil. I'd run it for at least, what, an hour? just to break it in first...? 6. they were never "pretty cheap". You are. 7. your Kawasaki-powered gen wasn't $260 new - it was nearly $400, in 1996 dollars. (hope engine is MIJ) 8. I don't need luck, but thanks. 9. Gen sold 4/2020 for $320 (I didn't have to go lower, but I did bc the buyer was serving our country - militarily). He wanted something that was unlike most generators - including yours: incredibly QUIET, easily liftable with one arm, and compact. It was a great experience: the colonel had a great attitude, and he even wants me to teach his kids music. Now see a psychologist to fix your badittude.

Hi, Thanks for the question. Answer: yes. It's on CL right now. Whereabouts are you located?

Update 4/2020: it just sold, sorry. (read description). Keep lookin'! You'll find one on CL, eBay, or other marketplace eventually..........

Thanks for the compliment...I got this one at an estate sale in Lake Forest, IL for $60 in...2018?

@@szimbazsununnu1088 Good deal...mine wouldn't power on...it took me 2 hours to figure out that someone had connected 2 wires to the power transformer onto the wrong terminals(it was blowing fuses)...

@@szimbazsununnu1088 Anyways...I'm getting some good sounds out of it...but I notice as I'm switching to different amp models the volume level is quite different(in some cases) & the EQ changes dramatically...sometimes I have low treble/high bass...sometimes the opposite as I switch to the adjacent model...

Depends...where do you live? Menards, Home Depot, Lowe's, etc. Also online. Type in generator cord. The green one I got off eBay. Yellow is a 240V male plug split into two legs of 120V females, and came from an estate sale - $20 I think? Black one is a Briggs & Stratton dual 20A male plug that I got off CL for $25.

@@szimbazsununnu1088 you are the mvp thank you

Hi, What country/region are you in? Thanks!

I paid 40 for mine

Yeah, but I got it used so I thought maybe because I was not the original owner it may have had a pre-existing issue...

No pedals. Guitar - amp. Direct.

+Szimba Zsununnu figured it out myself by buying one on Craigslist, I'm loving it!

It was probably mine! How much did you pay for it?

+Szimba Zsununnu it was a slightly different version, the "65" on mine is white and the gain knob has a "pull brite" switch in it that boosts treble. I picked it up for $50 in great condition, it's the coolest amp I have now!

Pull-knob, cool. If it's in great condition then you got a great deal. Now move to Chicago and join my band!

By the way, the fuzz sounds exactly like "The W.A.N.D." by The Flaming Lips if you crank it.