Kinda agree with Postmortem on the low end, though I think it's mostly because I feel the kick sample is too thin (FWIW though, my monitors roll off at around 70 Hz, though I still think that's lower than most consumer systems

Depends on what your goal with the mix is though! Just to get that disclaimer out of the way

). Guitars sound really undergained though, especially obvious when that riff comes in first in the right channel, than the left (and it sounds like there's a bad edit in both of those parts); sounds to me like you had the treble around 1:00, which is how I ran it on my 2 ch. before I realized I really needed more gain, so I dropped the treble down to around 11:30, which helped tame the harshness/fizz added by the extra saturation, but it still wasn't perfect IMO (so I sold it). I know it seems like it has gain because of the crunchiness, but it's the lack of sustain on the palm mutes that give it away IMO.
Anyway, I feel the bass guitar is very well balanced, so it doesn't need to be touched, but yeah, replacing (or augmenting) that kick with something with some more beef would help IMO! (and as I mentioned, I'm not a fan of the clickiness, but I guess that's just a taste issue). And DAMN I love that vocalist's voice (and the production)
