doomed

I bought a version 1 V3 a while back, just before the version 2's were announced as it happened, nothing to touch it at the price or a good bit more imo.

Going to see South Wales finest 'wrong uns' Trigger McPoopshute on Saturday night in their home town/venue The Dolls House, Abertillery. After that probably Windhand in Bristol in a couple of weeks.

Also, it will put my mind at ease when using other cabs as we often do at backline share gigs, I know my own cabs can take what we do but sometimes I've had to drastically wind back on the bass when using other cabs. Be prepared to wait a few weeks if you do order, you won't hear anything after you order, your PayPal receipt will come through and unless you email Max you'll hear nothing till he ships, everything is built on order.

Tried it out this evening at practice, warp volume 12 as ever, it does what it says on the box. Tightened up the bottom end noticeably even to my not exactly sensitive ears, glad I took the plunge.

Dont know about a review, that wouldn't be my forte, I'll let you know if I hear any significant difference though. 😄

Been reading about this thing for a while so decided to take the plunge as we play in drop b, not going to do any harm for sure...

Louder maybe, a little less top end possibly, if I remember rightly the compact had the kappalite 15 which had more mids and top end, whereas my Dubster has the kappalite 15lf which had not much top at all and acceptable mids, plus enormous amounts where it matters. I can't remember anyone complaining about much when running 2 15" compacts.

Don't worry about it, the Matamp lives on top of mine. It's not light.

Just a bass and drums and unfortunately they're now no more.

Can't look like that and not be heavy...

Got to be honest I've lost count how many times I've seen them now, but I've never seen them do a bad set, not bad for a band that doesn't practice together any more.

It's about 38 years since I started listening to them, always been on rotation on whichever was the device of the day. Always found them to be tidy guys too.

Subhumans, at the Fleece, Bristol, last night,

I went in pmt Bristol the day after boxing day and noticed the same thing, I've had good buys on a couple of basses from there in the past but if there's no starting point on display I'm not interested.

Local hardcore mentalist's, Bad Sam. Fronted by the legendary Beddis.

Listening to a mate's bands new album, he used to be in a band called Acrimony, his new band is Woven Man, the album is called 'Revelry (in our arms)'. This is the opener,

Peter and the Test Tube Babies, still good for a laugh.

Discharge, Rainy still murdering the Kramer.

The magic words were uttered from the other side of the room tonight, "Turn that f^@¥!ng thing down I can't hear my amp..." (OR100) 😊😊🤣🤣

Corrosion Of Conformity and Orange Goblin last night in Cardiff.

High On Fire last night, absolutely monstrous again.

Agreed, we find ourselves in the same boat, we do it because we enjoy it, we record when we want to, we gig when we gig, we probably don't get as many gigs as we could but there is a strong ethos of no bum licking to any 'promoters' with us so... (I would add that we are not on an ego trip just too old to be messed around by the type of 'promoter' mentioned in the op of which there are many).