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Played a show this weekend with the drummer of the first band I was in 15 years ago. Last year he had invited me to play on short notice with his brother and other musicians at a family gathering which went so well that they had us play again this year for their family reunion. They have a large family and about 80-90 of them showed up Friday night watch us play. There was at any given moment two acoustic guitars, three electric guitars, the drums, and myself. We played in a very large pole barn and the acoustics were horrible but we managed to get it under control. I brought both the 211 and 115 cabs and never turned the main volume past the 10 o'clock position. I received many complements from the other musicians and people out in the crowd about how great the bass sounded. Full and clear without being boomy. Even heard a few comments on the growl and that it was the first time in a long time they heard a live bass that didn't sound like mud. That made my day and made me proud to be standing in front of those big "W" logos. So, thanks again Warwick for making such a kick-ass amp. :d
I love it as well!
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