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I never got my free bass strings, and they have never responded to any emails.

@bremen beat me to the gag, so I'll be boring and answer the question. It's a very powerful, very clean little amp. I used the Glow plug to roughen up my sound because it's so clean. What makes it special is the onboard compressor. A real high quality bit of kit.

For Bandeoke this evening. Orange Little Bass Thing into Barefaced Midget/Compact stack. and on top of the amp my secret make it sound a bit rougher sauce

I bought the original and I can confirm that it needed the clean blend. However I have yet to try the Lizard King

I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about the quality of their products.

I would like to echo these remarks. I have both and prefer the MOSFET, I find them quite different.

People talked a lot of trash about the brand back in the day, that stuff seeps into us whether we like it or not.

OK as promised a short clip of the Behringer B-Tron followed by the Red Rocket Tron lll. I thought I'd stick with the same riff used above. The first thing i noticed was the B-Tron is compressed quite significantly in comparison with the Tron lll. Just a glance at the waveforms after I recorded the clips showed way more dynamic change within the Red Rocket recording. The B-Tron was very square by comparison.

I was about to make a similar post. The Digbeth probably tips the balance for me, but the Tone Hammer is a great option too

First band I ever saw live. Lizzy with the Gorham/Robertson axis. Colston Hall I think in '77. Astonishing and absolutely life changing for me. Followed not long after by Motorhead.

Not yet. It came with rounds when I bought it so I'll let them wear out first