Skybone

Kira Roesler - Black Flag Jennifer Finch - L7 Annette Zilinskas - The Bangles Kathy Valentine - The Go-Go's Micki Steele - The Runaways Tracey Lamb - Girlschool Dee O'Malley - Rock Goddess Heather McKay - The Amorettes Lzi Hayes - The Hot Damn!

Teenage Rampage - Sweet

Attenuators should work for both guitar and bass amps, AFAIK, they only regulate the signal being sent from the power amp to the cab. However, they should only be used on amps that have a Valve driven power amp section. A quick Google search of the Mesa TT800, shows that it's a Class D power amp, so therefore you don't actually need an attenuator. The TT only has valves in the pre-amp (3x 12AT7). The attenuator works to maximise the signal into the valve power amp, but reduces the signal into the cab, without damaging the transformers & power valves in the amp. It allows the power amp to be driven into distortion, which is a smoother and clearer sound than pre-amp distortion, which is "spiky" and can make the sound somewhat "mushy". Basically, you don't need an attenuator unless you're using an amp with a valve power amp stage.

I do like a set of chickenheads

Baggy Trousers - Madness

Megalodon - Mastodon

Didn't @stewblack get someone to custom build a multi-fx pedal a while ago? EDIT: Found it - Lunar Cluster Surely, something like the Tech21 Bass Fly Rig v2 or the Valeton Dapper Bass would be a great reference point. Personally, I really can't fault the Pod Go. Yes it's limited. No, I'm not using all of it's capabilities. Sounds great though.

Relic-ed Rotosounds?

Moby D i c k - Led Zeppelin

Sweat Loaf - The Butthole Surfers

Babylon's Burning - The Ruts

Hounds of Love - Kate Bush

I still don't know what I want to do when I grow up.

Wishing Well - Free

IIRC, I had loads of trouble registering on the Line6 Ideascale page. And to be fair, any ideas that are not hi-gain boutique guitar amps don't really get many responses.

Fretmeister coined the term... "Tonehenge"

Saw the Rush footage from the LA Concert, and noticed the Ashdown cabs onstage. Assume that they're there because Nate Mendel endorses them. Also assume that they were CTM 300's. Didn't Mark King have a signature Ashdown head a while back?

KT Turnstall

Tri Amos Sheryl Row

Brush Think Lizzy Bled Zeppelin Irony Maiden

Never used a valve bass head, but I owned & used a number of guitar valve amps over the years. As BassmanPaul said, turn it off, move it off stage, load it into the car when you're ready to go. They really aren't as fragile as you might think.

Got you, in that case, it's a stunning bit of kit. Congrats.

The Cut The Teardrop Expodes Echo and the Bunnmen The Shame

Apart from the tie-up with Tanglewood, AFAIK, all Overwater basses are made in the UK. You could always email them and ask for some details on your new bass.