Caline Lorcan is what I use to cart around because its small enough to fit in a little bag or the gig bag. The controls look the same, but not the best to use as a pre-amp at above 60% master volume. But I have no regrets with the mighty little Caline Lorcan. Yes its loud enough for a mellow jam in a livingroom too. You made a vid of the Caline Lorcan, and thanks to your review thats what I needed to make the choice to buy one. Its also so very convinient to power three additional pedals. The battery life is pretty good too.
Glad you bought the Lorcan, it does have some neat features, hate the graphics though, ugly imho. But yeah, the Scuru does allow you to play with acoustic guitars, for example, whereas the Lorcan can struggle a bit.
@@thewetterbass Yeah the visuals are a bit weird, but not boring. a couple of crazy eyes and its a robot face. The unit you got there Scuru looks way neat, but yeah, small sweet and high utility. Thanks buddy.
It doesn't seem loud enough for busking outside on that initial comparison. A good trolley helps - use your existing 1x12 with a motorcycle battery and a 12v PA amp (non chinese, get an older transistor amp) and away you go. I busk with a Darkglass DG112N cab. No replacement for displacement, especially on batteries That 2x6.5" cab you have sounds nice, but would it go loud on 20w?
Outside as a Bluetooth speaker. As a bass amp, no way, except in a quiet place. Trolley + battery is portable and greatsolution if there aren’t alternatives. I think GR Bass has a battery powered head that could be loud enough for these circumstances. I can not tell if the Double Six would go loud on 20w cause I have no way of testing that. However, where it shines is at low to mid volumes (that would be where it gets hard to listen to a person talking). At higher volumes it works a lot better with a bigger cab underneath it.
@@thewetterbass there is amazing fun to be had having a decent bass tone outside. People love that dry low end free of a room resonating along. Same with drums.
Your videos are so excellent sir! ❤
Caline Lorcan is what I use to cart around because its small enough to fit in a little bag or the gig bag. The controls look the same, but not the best to use as a pre-amp at above 60% master volume. But I have no regrets with the mighty little Caline Lorcan. Yes its loud enough for a mellow jam in a livingroom too.
You made a vid of the Caline Lorcan, and thanks to your review thats what I needed to make the choice to buy one. Its also so very convinient to power three additional pedals. The battery life is pretty good too.
Glad you bought the Lorcan, it does have some neat features, hate the graphics though, ugly imho. But yeah, the Scuru does allow you to play with acoustic guitars, for example, whereas the Lorcan can struggle a bit.
@@thewetterbass Yeah the visuals are a bit weird, but not boring. a couple of crazy eyes and its a robot face. The unit you got there Scuru looks way neat, but yeah, small sweet and high utility. Thanks buddy.
It doesn't seem loud enough for busking outside on that initial comparison. A good trolley helps - use your existing 1x12 with a motorcycle battery and a 12v PA amp (non chinese, get an older transistor amp) and away you go. I busk with a Darkglass DG112N cab. No replacement for displacement, especially on batteries
That 2x6.5" cab you have sounds nice, but would it go loud on 20w?
Outside as a Bluetooth speaker. As a bass amp, no way, except in a quiet place.
Trolley + battery is portable and greatsolution if there aren’t alternatives. I think GR Bass has a battery powered head that could be loud enough for these circumstances.
I can not tell if the Double Six would go loud on 20w cause I have no way of testing that. However, where it shines is at low to mid volumes (that would be where it gets hard to listen to a person talking). At higher volumes it works a lot better with a bigger cab underneath it.
@@thewetterbass there is amazing fun to be had having a decent bass tone outside. People love that dry low end free of a room resonating along. Same with drums.
@PorchBass oh absolutely, but more practical when there’s an electricity provided on stage…