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AER Amp One

HPF, effects loop with a footswitch, 9 volt The Headphone amp was okay but I think having one in a dedicated format and making the pedal more of DI control centre would be better. Footswitch for the colour to kick it up a notch? For me less was more.

[quote name='Jimryan' timestamp='1493245441' post='3286931'] As soon as I get it, I'll let you know. My main reasons for getting it, was (like you) it being small enough to take to lesser profile gigs whilst still having an effects selection, but for bigger gigs taking both and running my board through the effects loop on it. In addition to the above, I'm also keen to try it with my upright. Leave the amp and cab at home and Di straight out of this board into the pa. Nice easy set up for me. [/quote] This sounds great in the demos. Interested in your real world thoughts

Micro and Nano POG user here. The Fission didn't track as well IMO

[quote name='itsmedunc' timestamp='1493223483' post='3286705'] Nearly mentioned that one but I don't think they have a speaker out? They have a line out I think. Besides that, I've never known anyone with an Amp One that needed an extension! [/quote] No, no speaker out but it doesn't need one. It's nucking futs the amount of sound it can put out.

AER Amp One. Throws out a huge amount of volume belying its size; enough for a pub gig

Having gone from a dual rig to do what you want I'm now using a wee lush mixie loopy and Fredrick green Russian to get good results

http://www.valeton.net/html/en/index.php?ac=article&at=list&tid=23

[quote name='Jus Lukin' timestamp='1492040504' post='3277489'] Shame you didn't​ get to give it a blast, hope you're feeling better now! Do let us know how you get on with it in future. [/quote] Will do

My main bass head is a guitar amp. Not had any problems yet with my Bugera 1960 Also used my H&K tubemeister 18 as my amp in church and again, no problems. I've also done the dual amp (one bass one guitar) pseudo rythym guitarist thing with a nano POG.

[quote name='Phil Starr' timestamp='1491550578' post='3273811'] It has to depend upon the garage, the biggest enemies are moisture and rodents. Cold itself will cause no harm but temperature changes will cause condensation which is not good for anything that may corrode or for electronic circuit boards or many loudspeaker cones. You'd probably be better off running a de-humidifier than heating as such. I picked one up for £100 at Aldi of all places and you can set the humidity at which it cuts in and it all runs automatically, a lot cheaper than heating. You'd need to arrange a pipe to drain the extracted water or expect to empty the tank every few days. I've had mice inside my speaker cabs. Little buggers got out at a gig! I'd heard scratching as I unloaded them. Plug up any open reflex ports is the solution. [/quote] I run a dehumidifier in the garage too. Store my cans and cables and other stuff their. Amps stay in the house

Sorry to hear that

[quote name='fretmeister' timestamp='1491288765' post='3271760'] Price war has started - its £839 at Dawson's [/quote] That's what we like!

[quote name='fretmeister' timestamp='1491241017' post='3271509'] That's the full fat version. They are now showing £849 for the LT [/quote] Whoops

£1224 on Anderson's

Think the 1960 is 24kg

[quote name='fretmeister' timestamp='1490951871' post='3269291'] Lots of punters never notice anything except out of tune singers and dodgy time keeping. I'm reaching the point of getting me some Dave Lee Roth leather chaps with the arse cut out of them just to get them to notice! [/quote]