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Gallien Krueger Club. GK Rules !

#343
I need your clothes, your boots and your bike...I mean cabs.

Epic pic bro.

I remember you posting about your schecter basses a while back - how did they sound through the GK gear?

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#347
Tunaman said:
You're a PLAYER !

Would love to compare those to my GK NEO 412 & GK NEO 115 stack

And check out the MB800 fusion ;)
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For You anytime...Just let me know and I can meet you at Salem Studios.
 
#348
Daniel Piper said:
I need your clothes, your boots and your bike...I mean cabs.

Epic pic bro.

I remember you posting about your schecter basses a while back - how did they sound through the GK gear?
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Thanks Daniel...
I actually moved all my 5 sting fretted basses to move to Mike Lull exclusivity. Schecter makes a great underrated bass and they sound good through lots of gear...I would scoop the mids with the Schecters a little bit because they are a touch mid heavy.

PS. You might not like my bike...It does not have an engine and it only works as good as my legs do.;) However the Cabs are killer...I have the ultimate modular setup.
 
#350
Blankandson said:
This is pretty much a GK question. If I get a GK amp with the built-in biamp, and two matching speakers that also have biamp built-in, how do you wire them up. I'm figuring if you do it wrong you don't get full biamp on one of the speakers. So do you run two speakon cables from the amp, one to each speaker. Or one cable from the amp to cab #1, and a second speakon cable from cab #1 into cab #2. Thanks.
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One last words for you. You need the G-K speakon cable or aftermarket cable that is 4 pole with 4 conductors. The switch on the cabs will need to be set to "Biamp" not full range. One cable per cab. It is a plug and play thing as the "woofer" amp connects to the 1+,1- on the 4 pole speakon, the horn connects direct to the horn amp in the head through the 2+,2- in the 4 pole speakon. 1/4" cables will NOT get you there.
 
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svtb15 said:
I wanted to share this with you all..
Norm Stockton playings his GK combo with Leland Sklar at Alleva Coppolo BASSACRE on Saturday..
Norm had a new MTD prototype. Sounded amazing!
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Kirk, I wish I could have made that...To much going on back home gigs wise and earthly stuff to make it.
Thanks for posting.
 
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amana said:
Not only... I bet you make better predictions!!!!

BTW, that rig is awesome!!!! Do you use un amp per pair of cabs?
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I have...but if the monitor support is good then I can get away with one.

It all depends on the gig. Chef nailed it...Most cases one is fine and nice to have the 800w headroom.

I will say this...There is a really nice sound you get if you can use 2 and just turn down a bit...So Full...It yummy.
 

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