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Stoner/DOOM Bassists Part 83: WHAT YEAR IS IT?

Whatever these gigs are I have no interest. Id rather have more for practice never mind gigging.

I'm not even sure I could practice with 112. :ninja:

That is kind of my point in that thread. There are guys going on about how a 112 is enough for any gig even with out PA support, and they play with a "loud" drummer. I have one of the most capable 12" cabs out there. It isnt going to hang on its own in a really loud band. Two of them is a game changer, and moving to the 215 is really boobies. If those corn holes can get by with a 112 cool beans, I refuse to agree that such a rig is enough for any gig though.
 
It should have a gain meter. I haven't messed with it too much. The H2 apparently only has an analog slider on the side for low/med/high gain instead of a digital adjustment like the H2n. I figure if I stick it on a boom stand up in the air where it's not getting any direct frequencies from any speaker cabs it should probably be ok.
 
It should have a gain meter. I haven't messed with it too much. The H2 apparently only has an analog slider on the side for low/med/high gain instead of a digital adjustment like the H2n. I figure if I stick it on a boom stand up in the air where it's not getting any direct frequencies from any speaker cabs it should probably be ok.

We record practices with my H2n without much issue. Gain is on 0, usually.