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No, no charge.

I'm massively impressed by their customer service. I had to re-enter the serial code and they sent me a new one in less than a day.

Thanks for sharing Stew- I loved the original and can't wait to try this out.

It think it is. This + a DI can give a very giggable sound. It is however... ...a bit fiddly at first. There's just a learning curve to it.

I've got one and I like it. I'm the past I've used a sansamp, a paradriver and a VT bass, which were ok for a bit, but all sounded a bit thin at times. I've only noodled around at home using the SE software but gain levels seem to feel a bit deeper, as in more headroom and the using a pinch of the built in comp seems to really make the tones enjoyably squishy, like kind of like a big power amp section. This week I've been enjoying the Sansamp RPM and Fridge models a lot, also the fender twin and Princeton guitar amps are a lot of fun. I've yet to load up much more on it. I'm looking forward to trying it at volume and seeing how it fares next to a drummer. If it holds up at louder volume I might not need an amp anymore... ... I mean, until I decide I change my mind again and start to daydream about 810 cabinets and heavy power amps...

Hi everyone! I used to have an account here under the name of mot, but technology is not my friend and so I start again. I've played for around 30 years in and out of weekend warrior bands. The longer I play the happier I am to play less notes on old (looking)!passive instruments. I like preamps tape delays and cats. Hello to you all!