Downunderwonder

Maybe corn height works better for the eye but the amp has to be turned right down.

Serves you right for telling them you're a lefty.

Peavey used to spec amps with VA, which at least made you think about it.

To be fair, there are some very high output 12'' cabs these days.

Subs in pubs is a relatively new thing here but pubs aren't nearly big enough for a stadium power backline. A lot of bands don't get it.

This may give a boost to local music stores. I expect there's enough UK based online music retailing that it should remain competitive on its own without needing EU sellers in the mix. Then the only difference in pricing would be any difference in UK and EU VAT rates. Where it could get sticky is the fragmentation of international warranty service for US brands. Still the UK is a pretty big market by itself.

Order it from the UK Thomman site and it should be on autopilot for what you pay in GBP.

Opshop suitcase / school bag / cheap backpack to suit.

The joys of saving heaps by slicing up a small plywood chunk into pieces and screwing together a rock solid board.

Bass from monitors messes up the bass from the PA.

Johnny Cash did a mean U2 One. Totally owned it as a Country ballad.

A bit like a sparrow doesn't understand aerodynamics.

That one barks like a dog.

It's not trying to be anything other than what it is.

If it sounds good and plays good with no buzzes or rattles you may as well buy it. Then you can take all the photos you like in some good light.

No port in the back?

Bass is largely underappreciated, until it stops. The flipside is playing nothing on an intro, or sparsely, creates a 'dogs off leash' level of excitement when you kick into gear.

I didn't know Trace did any sealed bass cabs.

Bingo. I can't get my head around playing percussion parts and bass at the same time. All those snappy poppy extras on undefined beats would sound like total garbage if they were fingered notes, but quite choice additions to the kit.

One day I may find occasion to throw in a little slap/pop. I will be looking for the drummer to snap his neck if I do, like the day he didn't notice I had swapped in the slab for the EUB and dialed in a little bit of grind.

What about the sock?

Fairly limiting if buying new.

I wouldn't be too sure about the line level. Even the 'line' on the Sansamp isn't so hot for some pro applications.

The title of the thread is a bit of a giveaway.

If it doesn't have an off on switch it does it with the input jack like every active bass I ever had.