ezbass

It depends how it stacks up against other boutique pres. Nobles are crazy expensive, Caveman too. Origin Effects are less expensive at around £550, as is the Jad Freer (IIRC), which, given the similar pedal board nature of the Walrus, I think is where it should be pitched. For my own use, £250-£300 is going to be my top end and there are plenty of offerings up to that figure for preamps that do what I need/want.

I watched one of the videos and due to the lack of a side by side comparison (with and without the Walrus), it's hard to say if it's really enhancing the sound that much (away from the extreme settings) than my current, much more affordable pre amps do already (Tech21 & Sadowsky). I know it's very easy and typical for us to diss a new product, but I really wanted to be blown away

Crazy money IMO

Sunday week. I’m not sure about an afternoon gig that starts at 4:00, kinda feels like the dead zone between a midday and evening gig, we’ll see I guess.

The Lion and Albert - Stanley Holloway

I know she had been very unwell, but this is still very sad news. 😢

Branberries (eew!)

Dallas 1 PM - Saxon

No one is, it’s a personal opinion. Some may share your POV but plenty won’t too. Perfect, that’s the point, you’re not supposed to be trying to please anyone else but you.

Repair, it doesn’t work. Fill your boots.

Gallows Pole - LZ

To be fair, the transparent ones do have a silvery aspect to them, when not being worn, you should be fine. I had no colour choice with my Elacins and, whilst not NHS beige, they do lean in that direction.

^^^^This, therefore, go white, silver or yellow.

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One jB per bean, but they work on the same principle as dBs, so you’d need 3 for double attenuation