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I haven't seen anyone else using a Boss Metal Zone, and as I've been laughed at whenever I suggested it as a good distortion pedal, I take it's not that common to use it. Maybe same goes for the Digitech Grunge, which I also like and use. Both are very rare in a bassist arsenal, and should...

The Boss LS2 is a pure gem, and I'd say almost a must have, as it is really versatile in terms of signal chaining. The MetalZone MT2 is also a pure gem, although only if blended with some dry signal through the aforementioned LS2. And they are tough and reliable!

Good old natural Ray... You can also appreciate the wood from my kitchen bar...

Big thanks Bill! Learnt a lot reading those posts Learnt a lot building those cabs Loving a lot playing on those cabs And thanks for TB and Internet to make that enlightenment accessible to the tiny countries at the bottom right corner of the maps.

Just play naked. It's cheap. (can't be any cheaper actually) Although it's been done before, it's not that common It's scary, which is appropriate for halloween

1. Audio Adrenaline - Sonic Mayhem Quake 3 2. Maybe she will - Greg Graffin 3. Good bye - Burning Heads 4. Subliminal - Suicidal Tendencies 5. My girlfriend's dead - The Vandals 6. Seed - Korn 7. Bleed - Soulfly 8. Feuer und Wasser - Rammstein 9. Tested - Bad Religion 10. Carapace - Lofofora

"Rosewood fingerboard", "gold hardware".... :eyebrow: it doesn't really match the photos, does it? Don't expect it to turn out well!

Invalid Link Removed Made in San Luis Obispo, California, USA Yeah, right! Is there a limit to how fake things can be??? Gotta love that one: Invalid Link Removed A "pre Ernie Ball" Stingray 4 HH. And with a bridge that doesn't fit with the pickguard, well... that's what "cutting corners"...

just a 2 tricks pony...

In a way, having the second channel setup with the color on, is a convenient way to give two quite distinct sounds. Saying so, I keep it enabled all the time and I essentially use the second channel as a mute.

As I said, I absolutely love them. Super loud with my old 200W amp. I have yet to try them outdoor without any room echo and without anything rattling around. I've reused a pair of Kappa Pro 12. Those are NOT the optimal drivers for those designs, but they seem to work really well (I haven't...

Just 12"s ... I absolutely love them too! Not that small though... No pain no gain!

Mine was actually given to me by a friend, just had a badly distorted sound / buzz. I just had to get it repaired and it became mine. It is still going strong, and sitting very proudly on its stack of cabs, also made in Christchurch I actually did see an other one of those DC208, it was with...

As doomy as it can get with just a pair of 12"... :spit: IMHO, it's not about how many speakers you can fit in a box, it's about how far you can milk every one of them.

Here's a snippet of a discussion via email with Mike Lewis who was the Managing Director/ owner of Holden Sound Industries, back in the days, in Christchurch. That was just when I got this amp, three years ago.