Thanks.Hey Dave, these cabs ran around 66 lbs.
I'd love to try it. Any chance you wanna throw one in that new hot rod of yours and take a road trip to Atlanta?
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Thanks.Hey Dave, these cabs ran around 66 lbs.
Yes.Havery any of you played a Subway D800 through Baer cabs? If so, did you like it?
The 2ohm capability has my interest.
Yes.
Absolutely.
That's cool. I'd like to start out with a series two ML112 for portability, but would like to eventually add the mythical series two 212. My streamliner 900 wouldn't be able to run that setup UNLESS the new version 212 is 8ohm.
I may decide to get a ML115 (trying to remember what twisted logic I used when i sold my 115 stack) to pair with a single 112. That way I would have more amp options (4 ohm load).
My main thing is having a travel rig that I can cram into an already heavily loaded vehicle. My genz-benz uber 212 takes up a lot of space in the extra cab of my pickup. Makes it hard to fit a bass hard case inside as well. I suppose I could get a gig bag to save room.
I really like that Valkyrie preamp design. If it comes out again with the right class D amp would it be designed to be stable at 2.67 ohms? This would make it useable with almost any cabinet load.Thanks Jason. I really appreciate that! We did do some experimenting with the Valkyrie preamp and a very high end two channel class D module that was pretty impressive. I'd definitely like to do this at some point. I think that with some preamp tweaks and a power section like this, the Valkyrie could definitely have another shot.
I have to say that now that I have been in this a number of years, I have the utmost respect for the other small companies in the bass amp market. It takes an enormous amount of capital to bring each product to market and it's always a crap shoot as to what the market takes to and what it doesn't. It truly is a labor of love. Thank God that I have a wife as understanding as mine who is willing to put up with all this just because she knows that building bass gear is what truly makes me happy!
Excellent! Any thoughts on a headphone jack for silent practice?
Drooly.Hey folks,
I recently was able to purchase Roger's last ML212. I also purchased a ML112....I am moving soon to a smaller place. So I am going to sell the 212 and pick another Ml112 to save space. If anyone is interested please PM me. Comes with a cover(no Baer label). Used only a handful of times.
That was quick.It's already sold folks.