Infinity ⁵⁰⁰ Combo: "Matrices" by The Omnific (Playthrough)

'The Omnific's sophomore opus 'The Law of Augmenting Returns', out now via Wild Thing Records.
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[@ThatRedHusky]

To own a Dingwall and Darkglass electronics... a dream.

[@joelspaulding5964]

Darkglass is very achievable. Dingwall takes a bit more financial power😉

[@ThatRedHusky]

@@joelspaulding5964 This beat up Veteran can dream, haha!

[@TheGrundigg]

Is Dingwall the only bass compatible with Darkglass stuff? Seriously lacking variety of tones in the demos haha. The best demos were what Amos Heller presented with different bass guitars and tones.

[@gervasiocampana6217]

I have a p bass and I like it a lot with my Microtubes Infinity, the split coil gets you some sick 80s style fuzz, or you could forego the distortion and crank that compressor up to get some nice crunchy slap tones.

[@francoishtzl157]

@@gervasiocampana6217 Dingwall pickup are split coil too so it is not really about that. It depend what tone you want to achieve. But I understand that Playing only Dingwall with Darkglass in all the Demos is frustrating for some

[@darkglasselectronics]

There are several videos showcasing our products featuring basses from multiple brands.

[@TheGrundigg]

@@darkglasselectronics yes, for example the ones I mentioned. It was meant to be humour. But a vast majority of them are actually dingwals playing the same sounds.

[@francoishtzl157]

@@darkglasselectronics sure but the Darkwall combo is a classic now....like Ampeg/PBass

[@TheNaturalBen]

Think of it as a green ADAM version with speakers that sound like the Nolly Blend IR 🎉

[@bassic6959]

good stuff. loving the new album and the tones sound amazing

[@jschulz79]

Si el producto es chileno es bueno🤘

[@davidt9841]

I should know the answer to this question, but.. who now owns DG.. are they committed to the original company mission.. and, lastly, where are the components built and are they using top-shelf, quality-sourced, internal components in the manufacturing process? Thanks!

[@auerx9596]

All their Cabs and Combo's are made in China

[@darkglasselectronics]

hey! Darkglass is now owned by KORG and our products are built to high standards and are of top-quality, as always!

[@auerx9596]

@@darkglasselectronics Where are the Darkglass Exponent 500 and the M200 amps made and why doesnt it say that on the amps themselves?

[@darkglasselectronics]

@@auerx9596 All products in our catalog are designed and manufactured in Finland. In the case of the cabinets/combos, only the manufacturing is done overseas for obvious reasons.

[@auerx9596]

@@darkglasselectronics Then please label amps like the M200 etc so people know where they are made. There should be no reason not to do so in order to avoid possible misunderstandings as to why they are not labeled, and visibly so. Unless of course Korg has some reason to avoid doing it in order to facilitate a seamless transition to global manufacturing,

[@benjaminnewell5214]

my favourite from the album

[@bryanjauregui219]

cuando llegara a mexico ?🥺

[@JasonicIR8]

Nice playback :)