First audition and I see this...

[City]

I'm surprised to see so many people say run. It's not often to find a band that has several paying gigs a week, and plays the music you like, and that likes you back. I always wear earplugs, i'm sure Ill be OK. Plus, I gelled with everyone there and had fun. If the volume becomes a problem, I'll let them know. Until then, I'm not saying a word.

Yes, just be wary, that's all. Got a guy into my former band, a replacement for a good guitarist, that walked in with stacks just like that. Had to make sure it wasn't his stuff.. Now, at best, the gentleman was a fine guitarist, who was set in his ways, and probably about 5'6" tall at most. Well he would ask me to stack his top stack, or adjust the volume. That didn't end well for us.

 

[G On Bass]

Sounds like the two guys, who I use to back up! One guy had a Blues Junior, which he hotrodded with higher output tubes and the other guitar guy had a 50 watt Peavey.

Yeah. Kinda raised the whole level of the band, pushing vocals out of optimal levels and killing stage monitoring...

 

[Rip Van Dan]

Yeah, I did. It's the house bass amp. It sounded good.

That's a great amp for a backline. Only ~200-watts into that cab at 4 ohms (375 watts at 2 ohms so it can run two of them), but LOUD and can get some great sounds out of it.

 

[micguy]

Actually, with a tall stack like that, some of the speakers are near the guitarist's ears, keeping the volume somewhat in check, assuming he doesn't want to go deaf. With a half stack (all the soeakers shooting into the back of his knees), he might play louder.