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Genz Benz Shuttle Max 12.0

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ahhhhh.... just had to see the pic again


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it's a preset eq setting independent of the eq itself

correct. The button turns the low boost on. The knob next to it, will determine how much boost you'll get. All the way to the left will be minimal.....to the right, will be max.

The High freq. is the same thing. The mid cut: with the knob all the way to the left....minimal cut, all the way to the right, and you'll never cut through the mix. ;)

One caveat- on the bass boost, there is also a small freq. shift there as you crank the knob. We don't want people adding too much "woof" to their tone.
 
One caveat- on the bass boost, there is also a small freq. shift there as you crank the knob. We don't want people adding too much "woof" to their tone.

yep. when i found out what you guys were doing with the LF boost I went, ok, these are some SMRT fellas! :smug:

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;)


seriously love that design feature. well well thought out.





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not one of my personal pics, but I can see what you're getting at. Looks like definitely more than a 6 pack kinda day to reel one of those bad boys in! :D
 
Genz-Benz, you are really setting the standards in powerful, toneful, quality amps. I can't wait to see this product at NAMM-

LOOK- an EAGLE! (and there it goes, in my hoodie pocket!:D)

Even though my Neo-Pak is now an antique, a relic, an outdated, GINORMOUS less powerful piece of gear...:crying:

Kidding- I use it with a Wizzy M-Line and damn do they sound good together-

I think you'll be shipping quite a few of these new ones...
 
Genz-Benz, you are really setting the standards in powerful, toneful, quality amps. I can't wait to see this product at NAMM-

LOOK- an EAGLE! (and there it goes, in my hoodie pocket!:D)

Even though my Neo-Pak is now an antique, a relic, an outdated, GINORMOUS less powerful piece of gear...:crying:

Kidding- I use it with a Wizzy M-Line and damn do they sound good together-

I think you'll be shipping quite a few of these new ones...

hey, I still gig with a NeoPak. :cool:
 
hey, I still gig with a NeoPak.

So do I, gladly, and even if I purchased (or absconded with) the awesome Max 12.0, I would not retire the Neo-Pak-it's a keeper.

Right now, I use it as a dedicated head for the Wizzy M-Line combined with a -get-this- Roland GR-20 Guitar (read: "BASS guitar) synthesizer, with a synth-access Godin bass, the A4SA.

There is an absolute synergy for some reason between cabinet/synth/ and Neo-Pak, and the sounds produced with the Roland must be heard to be believed; VERY cool, and IMO, the NEO has a lot to do with the excellent tracking and tonality-

And 350 watts at 4-0hms is quite enough thank you-I've also used the NEO's super-clean DI-
...Which would cover Staples Center out here, if need be!:D
 
not sure if it's been mentioned HERE yet, but I just saw a post relaying the info that the "MAX" line of Shuttle heads does in fact include the Shuttle MAX 12.0 & Shuttle MAX 6.0 !!!!!

too cool guys, too cool.
(for some of us that get afraid of V-12s and prefer a bored out V-8) :smug: