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I'm liking the band name too

The Rumble will only be c.300W without the second cab, though that should be plenty loud enough as you say

If I didn't already have three sets in my cupboard, along with a brace of the XT equivalents, then I'd be all over this, but you can have too much of a good thing.

I've got one of these and it works well: https://www.thomann.co.uk/millenium_gs_3500_b.htm

Ocean Drive - Lighthouse Family

The NYXL equivalent set is also relatively cheap at the moment: https://www.amazon.co.uk/DAddario-NYXL45105-Medium-Bottom-Nickel/dp/B019JD0P5I/

Oooh! *grabby hands* Edit: I already have three sets of these so I think I'm good for the foreseeable future 😅

Unless you really want your room cleared while you're there, leaving the "do not disturb"/"do not clean" hanger on the door means that nobody will (should) go in.

I can recommend the Elf/Two10 combination

The website looks pretty unpolished, with the Ts&Cs and Accessibility Statement just the website templates. If this is legit then they need better website designers!

Just make sure you find someone that can actually teach you all of that as part of a structured curriculum, and not just someone that wants to teach people to play songs. I've made that mistake before and it was very frustrating

Great for smaller gigs too to save having to lug an ABM about

Definitely worth doing. After @Merton's ABM 500 went pop on me (no such bad luck with my ABM 600 yet!) I bought a TE Elf and it was well worthwhile.

Record yourself playing along to songs, then play it back without the background music. It'll probably be a bit of an eye-opener in terms of highlighting any quirks or flaws in your technique or timing, and give you things to work on.