Gallien Krueger MB 112 II

[peladosf]

Hey, I want to get a new amp, I play hard rock music, and funk rock, and I want to know whats the real power of this combo amp, is it real that gives you 200watts without adding anything else?? (I went to my local shop and I try it there and it look so small)

Does it work in small venues (like pubs)???

 

[Joe Louvar]

Hey, I want to get a new amp, I play hard rock music, and funk rock, and I want to know whats the real power of this combo amp, is it real that gives you 200watts without adding anything else?? (I went to my local shop and I try it there and it look so small)

Does it work in small venues (like pubs)???

Yeah its a 4 ohm cab so you get the full 200 watts, and yes it has enough oomph for small pubs as long as the band isn't to loud for a small pub. In other words it can fill a small room, but its not a beast, if you know what I mean.

 

[peladosf]

Yeah its a 4 ohm cab so you get the full 200 watts, and yes it has enough oomph for small pubs as long as the band isn't to loud for a small pub. In other words it can fill a small room, but its not a beast, if you know what I mean.

so this is louder than the ampeg ba115!?

 

[Joe Louvar]

so this is louder than the ampeg ba115!?

I've never A/Bed the two, but I doubt it. The MB112II by itself is really best for low volume gigs, players/bands with good low volume dynamics - if you're in a hitting rock/metal band with loud guitarist the little MB112II probably wouldn't be a good choice for you.

 

[TheAnalogKid]

Hey, I want to get a new amp, I play hard rock music, and funk rock, and I want to know whats the real power of this combo amp, is it real that gives you 200watts without adding anything else?? (I went to my local shop and I try it there and it look so small)

Does it work in small venues (like pubs)???

I've been tossing this idea around a bit: Coupling an MB112II or MB115II with its complimentary powered cab (GK MBP) in either a 12" or 15" configuration, even mix-and-match. The 12" and 15" GK powered cabs add an extra 200 W. You use a Chain-in/Chain-out to connect the amp to the cab; pretty neat feature, that! Only downside is that the powered cabs, price-wise, are almost that of the amp itself. GK's own website has a FAQ on that very topic:

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