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Aguilar price increase

I’m one cab and one bass away from being completely set (I’m not kidding this time lol). Really could get by with all the gear I have, but have my eye on a new midsize cab and hoping it doesn’t increase in price in the next two weeks before I pull the trigger.

I really do not need another bass, but a third bass doesn’t seem too crazy, although I can only play one at a time. I’ve always tried to stay at 3 or below.
 
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I felt that way initially so I sold my Tonehammer 500. Then I did additional reading on how the amp works (feeling that I was missing something), and bought the Tonehammer 350 this time around.
I love it! It's a matter of understanding how the Tonehammer's GAIN and DRIVE controls interact. In addition, I prefer the size of the 350 and the fan is quieter too.

I here from others that it is about 'understanding Controls' with Tonehammer

I know your a sharp guy and if you missed it well.....others may also.

Is the manual unclear? Maybe someone or Aguilar put out a tutorial

I may have missed it but I don't remember anyone going into Detail about 'Understanding'
 
I here another that it is about 'understanding Controls' with Tonehammer

I know your a sharp guy and if you missed it well.....others may also.

Is the manual unclear? Maybe someone or Aguilar put out a tutorial

I may have missed it but I don't remember anyone going into Detail about 'Understanding'
There is some invaluable information shared in the Tonehammer thread. I must confess that I didn't read the Aguilar manual. I'm terrible like that. I treated the amp based upon my common understanding of what GAIN and DRIVE mean. But there's more to it and I missed that 1st time around.
 

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