It's a great combo, but I reckon the 121H is the better option. It's a bigger box and it sounds bigger to my ears.
Downside is a bit more money and it's heavier.
I bought Matt's Ashdown RM800 Evo 2.
Very fast shipping - a real race to get it to me so I could do the stupid thing and use it at a rehearsal without having a chance to play with it properly!
Perfectly packed, item as described.
Thank you!
I've got one too.
It's a very good amp.
My Ashdown is more "me" so the VT500 isn't getting a lot of use at the moment, but I'm in 2 minds about moving it on. It is very good!
Update on my amp.
I had sent Dave Green an email to buy a replacement smooth master volume pot and I'd either install it myself or get a local tech to do it.
Instead he asked me to send the amp in and he would do it.
I sent it off on Tuesday. It arrived with Ashdown before lunch on Wednesday. At 14.42 hours on Wednesday I got an email from TNT Couriers saying they were collecting it.
It arrived back with me this morning with the pot swapped for a smooth one, and no charge for the work or the part.
@Ashdown Engineering amazing customer service once again. Thank you.
Although I did have a slight heart attack when I fired it up and no sound... and then noticed that the Headphone switch on the back was active!
Sandberg have always offered more stuff if you ask.
If you want a pink one with ebony then get a quote. There's loads of stuff that isn't on the configurator - all California basses are available as 32 inch medium scales too.
If the Central sells well I expect more colours to be made available.
It's up to us! We must do our duty!
I'm really picky about bass weight so I'm going to raise the money and then hope that a suitably light one arrives with Bass Direct / Thomann / wherever.
Looks like I'm going to be selling some things then.
I really want one.
I've got an amp, a PRS I hardly ever play, and I might let one of my Mezzo's go too. Should get me close enough.
The fuzz models are based on real pedals. If they don't have a blend in real life then they don't have one in the Helix.
Would be nice if L6 did a few more of their own ideas for the pedals like they have with a couple of the amps.
You can use patch cables and IN OUT blocks to effectively give other blend options. So you are basically using the OUT to then jump to a new IN location somewhere else in the chain - or even onto the other path.
I've not needed it personally so I haven't tried it, but a few guitarists I know have done it that way.
Different body shape, 22 frets, different neck profile (I believe) and the pickup is now in proper ray position. On the Basic it was much further forward, more P sounding.
I'd still rip the Delano out of it and put in something I like more!
There's a guy on the fretboard forum who powers his Stomp with a power pack and gets an entire gig with it.
It is possible if you get the right kit.
In fact he's a member here too...
@digitalscream