Leaderboard

Easiest option for a small venue is to place the amp on a stand to allow it to throw the sound forward by being clear of the floor (orstick it on a decent chair providing it is secure on there, bit of gaffer tape helps). Failing that, to go into a PA and have your effects be part of things, it's easier to just mike the amp and go into a PA via that. The obvious choice for doing that is a Shure SM57 and a mike stand for it. Be sure to have some spare leads and such to ensure you have enough cable length. Don't do what I see a lot of idiots doing, which is to drape the mike over the top of the amp so the mike is hanging over the speaker; an SM57's cardioid pickup pattern means it needs to be aimed at the speaker to amp it up properly without picking up extraneous noise from other sources, which is why you need a mike stand for it to achieve that.

sorry I missed this reply but from the BMguitars website FINGERBOARD RADIUS 184.2mm (7.25") NECK WIDTH AT ZERO FRET 49mm (1.93") NECK WIDTH AT 12TH FRET 53.4mm (2.10") NECK WIDTH AT 24TH FRET 56.3mm (2.22") NECK DEPTH AT 2ND FRET 26.5mm (1.04") NECK DEPTH AT 14TH FRET 29.8mm (1.17")

Looks great! Enjoy.

When you say enormous neck, width, depth, both? I’ve recently rediscovered classical guitars and I’m loving the super wide fretboard and spacing, who knew?