paulwillson

[quote name='ChronoBenson' post='1087253' date='Jan 12 2011, 09:14 PM']I've actually just bought this head and it's amazing! I play in a progressive metal band and the low end on it is nothing like I've ever heard, no joke! I know the 3600W tag is ridiculous and you need like 4 cabs to get the full power out of it but when I was buying it, I just thought that I'm never going to need another head so it was a good investment. I run it through a Hartke VX410 atm but I'm getting an Orange OCB115 so I can run the lows into the 1x15 and highs into the 4x10 and that'll do. Even ruinning it with the cab I have at the moment, it is an absolute monster! The comp on it aswell is pretty damn good aswell. The only thing I can knock it on (and this might just be the one I got) is that some German that's still sour about the World Wars did the rack holes wrong so I can only fit 3/4 screws in on my rack but it's secure so meh, damn Germans [/quote] and it blew up nuked itself hahah

hes my fav reason for picking up a 6'er in the first place. i love his bass fills and his tone. Karnivool are a very texturised band and i can enjoy both themata and sound awake by just focusing on an individual instrument (ie.bass haha) or the song as a whole. it doesnt matter, still quality, quality vocals, quality use of fx from guitarists, quality drummer, and quality bassist. Grade A band

Jon Stockman (Karnivool) Jean Baudin Roy Mitchell-Cardenas (mutemath) I wouldnt say i sound like these either but if i ever get given a piece of music to write bass to i can always get inspired to do some cool phrases after listening to these guys.

yeah do it in norwich