The Wolftone is gigworthy-no doubt about that!
My favorite poweramp is a mesa 20x20, and that screams full hammer, driving two stacks, no problemos!-
With 20 watts, you can crank it enough to get shut down or arrested-
But you get into that power amp crankage tonezone where the amp is really alive-colosseum amps are dangerous at these levels, and These days yer lucky to be allowed to carry on so loud-
Last month We were in gigging with Boltthrower around Scandinavia, and in Sweden, there were cops with sound meters walking the floor in the venues to uphold the 100db volume level laws in the cities- at a Metal concert?!
The Nano is more for studio miking, demoing, and have a special
' ambient coffeshop deathmetal 'project planned for the summer...
The idea is to play extreme music, no compromise, but at volumes where people can still talk, hang out, without absolutely dominating like stage metal does
-sounds like a paradox, but the biggest drawback to living on extreme metal is the limitations and taboos associated with volume rather than talent, comicbook cr@p rather than anything clever to say, and many burned bridges and closed doors in regard to venues, based on the clich'e 'all or nothing" "blast til you vomit yer soul"...
Drawing from the way Jazz and Classical guys shred QUIETLY,
using dynamics beyond the stanby switch/ all knobs to the right,
Volume has little to do with great tone-usually the most abused element of good sound, and I anticipate using the Nano with a 2x8" speaker box, and getting that KREWL grind at volumes where I hope to be invited back for more music another day-
parties, coffeeshops, busking Danish streets,campfires,sewing groups, bat mitzvahs,samples at the supermarket-when's yer birthday ?
paying jobs playing EVIL METAL hehehe-can it be done?
we'll see about that!
cheers mates
DRAC
