Daz39

That is stunning, a work of art that will sound great too.

I have a THX, it's lovelyband surprisingly loud with the clever science. 6 OD/Dist, clean, flat and bass settings, and basic effects, headphone in etc.

Excellent - so by Friday you can answer the only important parameter of quality: 'Is it good for Metal?'

SA Manta?

Reading the similar thread on TB, including Jim's responses; this amp is for those who don't want/like/need the clever programming and want a great amp with all the same hardware and love put into it, and by doing this 'basic' version, they get a lower price.

My word - the headstock alone's worth a Degree in Complicated Woodwork.

*sniff* it'll suffice questione - because it's been many pages and I have forgotten. Will there be a finish on the instrument? Oil, poly, cold pressed olive oil, twice baked salami etc.?

Congrats. Both of you looking very dapper too!

I think his songs are samey too but he did have 9 of the top 10 singles the week his new album came out, so I think my opinion is likely a minority one... My elder daughters like his tunes too, i think middle-aged bass players isn't his target market. Plus it has inspired countless buskers with loop pedals to hit the streets...

Shouty but top stuff: good band and the crowd love it.

He has a couple of lead vocal tracks on their last album too. I like his solo work also. Really tasteful playing, super smooth voice.

How many times did you check you hadn't made it left-handed?

PSUs for effects pedals too; there's a secret room where they all go, along with work-kitchen teaspoons.

I love Songs from the Wood and Heavy Horses - have been working my way through the catalogue: there is some lovely bass playing in pretty much any era/album.

That's cool - it looks purple on the video. I was typing quickly: I didn't really mean bitsa, but more that it looked like it had been specially configured at least. I must have been half asleep as the body looked more P than J. You also did a very good review of the ABZ6 - don't tell me you bought one of those too! I really think the B|Amp is the start of something: I know there's been a kick back against digital (;all analog or it's fake, man! and people who swear they can spot the digital effect from the analog in blind tests), but the sophistication of electronics as applied by people like Bergantino, Source Audio and others means the boundaries for what can be done are limitless.

They look very clever and I see on tb that Jim announces new patches/updates every now and then: compression and new cabs etc. Loved the review vid too: dood, what mix of shiny bass bits is the purple machine btw?

All caught up now - can't wait for next week's updates! There is an insufficiency of bees for the requisite knees for how cool this is going to end up.

Source Audio Nemesis. Pricey though!!

Nice looking basses, interesting

Broadsword and the Beast by Jethro Tull. Been on a real Tull fix lately; very eclectic.

Holy c&&p! Awful news. Loved his voice. His solo works were a bit so so but his work with Soundgarden and Audioslave was epic. What a loss! ;(