Downunderwonder

Unless you are playing very aggressively you won't notice a compressor. That is until it's flattening your dynamics, which you most likely wouldn't like with your melodic playing.

If it has multiple taps and they are labeled 4 and 2 ohm then it will be stressed driving 8 ohms. The transformer takes the humungous voltage of the output tubes at low current down to speaker level voltage with much higher current. Putting a higher than expected impedance onto the speaker side of the transformer stuffs up the balancing act. I believe the tubes wind up operating a higher than desirable voltage on that side of the transformer.

Some valve amps don't drive all out into 8ohm loads without burning up valves and toasting transformers. BB2 isn't terribly sensitive to watts. Taking a buttload of power and getting very loud is a different ball game.

Practice amps don't count!

Hands up all here with less than 3 serviceable amps on hand.

I find the Flare Audio plugs vastly more comfortable than the Etymotic ones I used previously, as in zero aggravation from the Flare foam tips.

It's not the couriering but the Customs forms that have to be tee'd up. With DHL they are on auto pilot. With anyone else it will have to be done manually.

The problem I have is each iteration of whizzkids comes along and they each want to throw away the stuff I have learned to get along with and put all the buttons in new places and nix my perfectly useful programmes. They do this to ensure themselves jobs for life for them and their kind.

I am with you, even though I do have plenty of life left. Beware that an accidental click on those header buttons can send you right back to oblivion. The big orange logo right at the top gets me home again from time to time.

Trace Transit B for you. All the tricks in one box.

Thomann used to do Traynor. I expect they should have UK based warranty support by now.

Afaik Orange use the Fender standard 3 band EQ 'control' which is more or less flat at 2 bass, 10 mids, 2 treble. That being the case you should start there and see how the Stingray works for you in tweaking for tunes. For the room I would add an EQ pedal on the Orange. Obviously not needed for the Trace. I would definitely put a HPF in there for maximum utility of your bass knobs. Even my Trace gains booty utility from a steep HPF at 50 to 60 hz.

Way to chuck the baby out with the bathwater! The DHL options will make the re import paperwork straightforward for them. Sending through the regular post would make them jump a whole extra set of hoops in order to not lose out big time on VAT. Too bad for anyone that simply changes their mind. The way I see it Thomman goes out of their way to continue to do business with the U.K. They do well to maintain competitive pricing and service across the border. Your loss if you abandon them.

Sorry, I searched as best I could for the other instances but Search isn't what it could be either.

All fixed!

Test.

What error can occur? All I do is hit quote button, reply window opens up automatically. Ordinarily the quote would be the post I reacted to and attributed correctly. In the previous 24 hours that did not happen. Someone attempting to quote my reaction wound up attributing the original to me. I put that down to sloppy editing error. But then I noticed other posters had done exactly same thing all over the show. Then it happened to me. So I put up the bug notice. Don't tell me there was no bug!

Two times I have been fully at the mercy of stage monitors. Both flusterclucks. Gimme a bass amp if I can't have my own!

Javier to his mother, Chuck to his friends.

Fixed then?

Yerp. Android phone browser, about three years old. Worked as advertised until yesterday morning when I noticed I had been misattributed overnight.

The quotes function has developed a fail. Instead of nesting quotes or deleting the starter quote it attributes the original quote to the latest poster and places that at the start.

@Bigwanhas schematic. A few have reported very reasonable charges from Orange to repair their broken Terrors.

No problem. Half of the weight goes direct to the floor. The rest is distributed very evenly along a couple of ft of stable corrugated construction.