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sounds like an awesome amp. If that price is fair - which it would seem to be - It could be incredible

welcome to my nightmare - Alice Cooper

Stryper - To Hell with the amps

I'm gonna be (500 miles) - Proclaimers

Napalm Death - Scum / From Enslavement to Obliteration

Spies like us - Paul McCartney

I Wish I Was James Bond - Scouting For Girls

The Duck and roger the horse - Cardiacs

An Aria Pro CTB series 5 string, A USA made 80's BC Rich Wave PP bass with either a reverse headstock or the paddle type. A larger Work space / Office to store my gear, with inbuilt recording facility. As others have said - a decent splitter bus with driver. an upgrade on my IEM and boards. Although I don't think there's too much I'd change about the boards tbh.

The Pale Mist Hovers Towards the Nightly Shores - Carpathian Forest

Diamonds and rust - Joni Mitchell/ judas priest

Party On Plastic - Bootsy Collins

I have an m80 as well. Solid pedal, great tones. Instant scoop available with the color button on the clean channel, and the drive on the second channel used judiciously can be incredible, but can also be really harsh with the wrong settings. A real marmite tone.

I've also had a few bits and pieces from them. Never had any trouble - great prices and swift delivery

the vinyl countdown - Europe

The Digbeth is great. Super versatile and solid, especially at the price point

Grit - Buds.

The tech 21 Steve Harris sig might be a good call here. It's not just for metal tones - It has a Jamerson sound in the manual, and obviously is tweakable from there. There's a built in tuner, and a second channel (although it shares eq with the other, the gain and volume are adjustable) Jamerson tone at around 4:50

Whistle For The Choir - The Fratellis

come fly with me - Sinatra

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I don't wanna dance - Eddy Grant

how do you find the behringer brassmaster?

fear is the key - Grand Magus