In my ongoing quest for compact/light-weight stuff I recently bought an Eden WTX264 and a Barefaced One10. As Saturday's gig was drummer-less in a medium-sized venue with a decent PA and sound engineer, I decided to go for it. The multi-band event was running so late that the engineer decided to do a quick set-up (including taking the DI feed from my amp) and sound-checked us on the fly in the first number. So off we go and I'm thinking the overall sound is a bit feeble and all the bass I'm hearing is my slightly clanky back-line thru the One10. At the end of the set, the rest of the band seemed happy enough (?!) but I collared the engineer for a chat. He explained that he wasn't getting any DI signal off my amp so he had to set the mix to my backline. When I asked whether he had noticed the DI level pot on the back of the amp, you can guess what the answer was. I guess the good news was that my mini rig did a remarkably good job at punching above its weight.
But don't you just hate not being in control?