Downunderwonder

They are massively gouging on the price. 325 NZD with free shipping here.

Easy for most desks to roll off the highs. Your SC is more flat response than most cabs. Your other option is to mic the cab. Expect a lot of pushback from sound yobbos that never did it before and expect doom. You can avert most of it by being hyper organised with your mic and stand so you are ready to go from your mic to their DI XLR in or just the lead, before they go messing with your lead to amp.

Eh? The 85 has two inputs. One for speaker signal and the other is your usual DI instrument.

Mangled more like. "The proof of the pudding..." is abridged.

Countryman 85 DI. So long as your amp isn't noisy your amp signal will go through to the desk with no drama. Best to have a flat respsonse full range cabinet.

How do they go on tonsil tongue massages?

My eyes always prefer a good contrast to a close match. The OP teal and slightly different teal gets away with it.

Work out in what way? Pub, don't need it, kickdrum just needs kicking. Small club, mic up the kick, happy days. Big club, have to be a double 18 single sub and everything else mic'd, or a low key night.

Sounds like it glitches out with a limiter from time to time. Otherwise fine if it's what you want.

100 dollars per ding.

Looks like a proper oldfangled station wagon Honda? No jappas like that here these days, it's all 'SUV' bollox.

Why such a big cab for monitor? You could get a BF Super Compact and backpack it in with a pedal board, a bass in each hand.

Aye, this is a very gassy thread.

Well, it wouldn't be legal to leave it in the car.

What's with the cab that can wobble most venues on their foundations? I'd be travelling lighter and using a collapsing hand cart.

An hour would be ok by me if there was proper pay for the gigs and the rehearsals became relatively rare.

Most likely because the laundry list of ingredients doesn't include butter?

I could, but I am a fellow black goes with everything kinda bassist. The OP's suede number I could go for, but I will see out my year of no GAS.

Neither in your logic. So why was Trace included? Which is it, dead or budget? It never died, it ain't budget.

Already did.

I assure you that you did. Due to G being involved with X, Y and Z, either A or B happened to them. You may not have had that in mind but it's what was written. Perhaps Dad would parse your words for you with the proper grammatical terms. Get his hands out of the popcorn bucket for a couple of minutes.

English. Where is autocorrect when you actually need it???

Trace was in suspended animation for a bit. What of it? Gibson relinquished the brand and some remainder of parts to Peavey and boy oh boy have they (eventually) breathed the life back into it. Neither dead nor a budget brand. Gibson were poor custodians of Trace Elliot. They didn't put anything into R&D for it so it withered away. The brand survived Peavey's initial missteps and now flourishes. None of that is consistent with your assertion that Trace is now a budget brand due to Gibson. That is patently incorrect. Is Emglish your native language?

Mesa has neither disappeared nor become a budget brand. Ditto Trace Elliot.

Right there above. Crap may be an exaggeration of budget but Mesa is definitely not budget, and neither is Trace thanks to Peavey's resurrection.