During the Q&A, which took place at the famous Chinese theater in Hollywood, California, Dibergi spoke with all three Spinal Tap members after displaying the "spinal tap", and was live through the United States for special pre -screening for the largest fountain. In their conversation, Dibergi revealed a little bit of affiliation in the last part of his documentary:

"We didn't really get into it, but you guys now have an amplifier that exceeds 11; it goes into infinity."

Understandably, Dibergi didn't really understand how this amplifier worked. "How loud is that?" - the director asked. Nigel (seen above) replied:

"It seems anxious. What happens? Conceptively the same way 11 was a big jump of 10, and Marshall (brand amplifier) ​​said," What about infinity? "And I said," Definitely. " Because it is unlimited, you know?

However, even St. Habins was not sure how this amplifier worked. "What is the limit?" He asked, what did Nigel answer something frustrated, "Well, there is no limit. Why would there be a limit? Who cares?"

Dibergie finally seemed to get it when he said, "It's like the universe, the universe is infinite." And Nigel agreed: "Yes, if you look at the sky, that's the same thing. So, that's what they did for me, and that's what I used. In the movie, I used it."

We assume that this updated amplifier is indeed in the film, and there may be a scene that was filmed for the sequel that had just ended up on the floor of the cutting room. Perhaps it just didn't land as tight as the film's creatives could have been hoped. But that doesn't mean we won't see him at some point.

Every spinal fountain fan can tell you that there were classes unused footage of the original mockery - and since this film was improvised and recorded in the same way, we are obliged to look at some bonus footage, including the potential introduction of this amplifier.

"Spinal Tap 2: End continues" Hits theaters on September 12, 2025.