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The Super Compact made its first live appearance over the wknd and it did not disappoint. Quite the contrary. Pleasantly surprised by how clear and loud it was, even with a 100w tube head pushing it. It was my first time playing with this band and they were very happy with my sound. Was told I'll be definitely getting a call back to play again. Also received a few compliments (and) from the crowd. I don't play out live often so this was a tremendous spirit lifting excercise for me.
Thank you @alexclaber for helping me up my game.
And thanks @Erithon for pointing me in the right direction.
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Turns out this was not too far off, it's like a BT3 in Six10 clothing. Pretty interesting!
If I understand correctly, all the baffle is covered by the grill cloth, in order to make it look exactly as a Six10, whereas on a normal BT3, you see the ports on the right. Here the ports are covered/hidden by the fabric, you don't see them.So it's a BT3 in a different sized box, right?
Yep, it's also wider at 24" wide instead of 20".If I understand correctly, all the baffle is covered by the grill cloth, in order to make it look exactly as a Six10, whereas on a normal BT3, you see the ports on the right. Here the ports are covered/hidden by the fabric, you don't see them.
I think it's a good idea, why don't you ask them?Here's a weird wish but hear me out:
Barefaced empty boxes that open up for storage.
I often bring a Super Mini. It's super, and it's mini. If I had a second, identical empty box (black sides with cloth grille), I could use it to transport the amp, all the cables, straps and misc. gear, plus I could use it to raise the cab off the bottom a bit and have a nicer looking rig - and a little more credible. People refuse to believe the output of that little cab and they would feel much more comfortable if there was something that looks like a second cab.
Now that I think of it, It would be quite nice if it had two or three drawers in the back (or behind the grille).
There is no good way of doing this.Here's a weird wish but hear me out:
Barefaced empty boxes that open up for storage.
I often bring a Super Mini. It's super, and it's mini. If I had a second, identical empty box (black sides with cloth grille), I could use it to transport the amp, all the cables, straps and misc. gear, plus I could use it to raise the cab off the bottom a bit and have a nicer looking rig - and a little more credible. People refuse to believe the output of that little cab and they would feel much more comfortable if there was something that looks like a second cab.
Now that I think of it, It would be quite nice if it had two or three drawers in the back (or behind the grille).
Here's a weird wish but hear me out:
Barefaced empty boxes that open up for storage.
I often bring a Super Mini. It's super, and it's mini. If I had a second, identical empty box (black sides with cloth grille), I could use it to transport the amp, all the cables, straps and misc. gear, plus I could use it to raise the cab off the bottom a bit and have a nicer looking rig - and a little more credible. People refuse to believe the output of that little cab and they would feel much more comfortable if there was something that looks like a second cab.
Now that I think of it, It would be quite nice if it had two or three drawers in the back (or behind the grille).
Scary good, and loud!!View attachment 7005454
Super 3rd just arrived and tried it out at practice last night. Sounds good. 3 gigs coming up this week, so we'll see how it goes. I expect the sound guy to tell me to turn down.![]()
That's a Lado Legend V, made by Jor Kovačič, a luthier who moved from Zagreb, Croatia to Toronto and opened up his own factory and shop there. He retired about 2 years ago. His instruments were very popular back in the 80s. Bands like Iron Maiden used to play his instruments. Lado Guitars - WikipediaScary good, and loud!!
What is that purple bass right there?