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Can It Do Clean I know everybody talks about the warm sound and the growl that you can get from the GK 700RB-II, but can it do clean as well. I always hear about how the 1001RB-II does clean because of the power and headroom, but what about the 700RB-II. |
Turning the contour section all the way down makes any RBII unit act like an 800RB. Some would argue that there's not a cleaner sound in the world. The boost control is also very intuitive. If you run your woofer volume on full and use the input gain and the boost knobs to engineer your tone you can get a good growl on any of the RBs. Do that backwards (like you would on any other amp) with the master set lower and your input set higher will clean up your sound immensely. |
Where are all the GK experts? |
You need more info than what IPYF posted? Yes it can do clean just fine. |
Of course it can do clean. Haven't seen many bass amps that don't. |
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The clean tone is the only tone that I use on mine. I know how to get the dirt but I use the clean tone with plenty of headroom. |
I don't own one, but the engineer in the studio I was just at plays bass and uses a 700rb-II. I recorded with it miced through an ampeg 8x10 and it was clean. Very beautiful sounding amp really. Whenever I upgrade my equipment GK will definitely be on the list of things I check out more in depth. |
I get that it can do clean but most players on here only really talk about the growl of the 700RB-II and clean with the 1001RB-II beacause of the extra headroom. So I quess I just was curious about having enough headroom to do clean with the 700RB-II and how certain adjustments of the contour and the boost and woofer may or may not effect volume. |
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