Salt on your Bass?

Had this fuzz for years. Moved on since but it was a really wonderful pedal.

Worked an amp swap with ben,. He's a top person to deal with. Excellent Comms, friendly and I'd more than happily enter into any trade or transaction with him again. Many thanks

@claustra perfect!!! Enjoy dude. I'm missing that transformer a little already

Sub'd

This looks like such an ace little unit. Nearly bought one recently but it didn't quite work for my home set up. Amazing value imo.

Sold a couple of pedals to si. Easy transaction, even with me messingg up some of the detail - took it in his stride. Would happily deal again. Top man. thanks

I sold a pedal to the dude. The dude is a dude. Top transaction ✌️

Sold a pedal to Merton. Top transaction, as expected. Cheers ✌️

Sold a bass to Mr cricket. Top man, smooth Comms and collection. Would happily deal again.

Ive only had experience with the big twin 2 and ashdown ABM 500. Really nice paring I found playing heavier doomy type stuff. I ended up rolling the tweeter off though so arguably I probably could have used a super twin and added a touch more low extension if needed. Did you mean big twin 2? The big twin is the first gen and I think there's very few that come up. The big twins ultimately have more range lower to higher than the supers (ultra low and horn for the highs). But the supers are really really good cabs, with the range for most people's appetite.

"Hello mate, can I borrow your amp?"..... Also miss my drummer at gigs "have you seen my [insert any choice of cymbal or drum gear here]. I'm sure I packed it. May have left it in the garage though" ...... Dammit Dave!!

Wow this has really piqued my interest.

@Stofferson FYI....related link

I've been doing a bit of looking into this recently. As BigRedX says, the standard on the market are restricted to 100W. There's a few that hit 150W. I'm considering a standard Captor unit in order that I can use a low wattage amp at home silently and for recording, as well as using the head un-attenuated when the kids aren't asleep. Twonotes is definitely worth a look in this area, as is Rivera. Not cheap though, and depends on your rating. Also as above I think it does wear valves down quicker, and whether it really delivers the tone you need at home is all personal preference IMO. Equally, the Ampeg PF20 is worth looking at as a home practice amp for silent/ loud home practice. Doesn't need a load and can DI post power section. Twonotes also have some good power amp and cab simulations (I'm shedding one) if it's silent you're after with appropriate sims - and there's other great options out there. Just depends exactly what you're looking to achieve in my opinion, and then work out the most cost effective route to achieving what you want.