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Genz Benz Streamliner, Part 10

Funny how we hear things differently. Last night I had a rain shortened gig--P Bass with rounds, SL900, Bag End S15D stack. Tone all the way open most of the time. I thought it was smooth, creamy, and old school.

I had a fellow bass player comment after the gig on how modern my sound was. lol
 
I want to
get a NeoX 212t for all my local gigs.. I think it will do a little more than a 115 and still punch your heart out....

I just sold one of my NeoX 212T's, still have one. Bought a new NX2-212T recently, it'll punch your heart real good. Still haven't made a direct comparo btw my two GB cabs so can't speak to that. But I feel the newer NX2 might be tighter, more mid punch and still gobs of low end and loud as hell.

I've mostly used a P5 and Streamliner 900 or Shuttle 9.2 with my cab. Only one gig back in May. NX2= LOUD! Got 3-4 gigs in July so I'll try to use each cab, different heads and basses to compare.
 
Used my Streamliner 900 and NX2 212T at a gig last night.
Sound guy told me that the DI sounded great, but he had no need for it as the NX2 cab was more then enough for the room.

I love this set up. I have killer tone, more the enough amp for most scenarios, and the lightest equipment in the band!
 
I'm seeing more positive feedback about the STM900 -> NX2-212T. Cool, it looks like Genz Benz really got it right with this cab. Ed Friedland also seems to be a fan - really like his demos.

I just missed buying your custom made 212 cab recently. I turned around and ordered this NX2-212T cab shortly thereafter.

5StrPkt: Can you speak, based on specs of each cab, how the NX2 mighta compared to the custom 212 you had?

Just curious. :cool:
 
The detailed specs of those Faital 12's made for Genz Benz are proprietary but if I had to make an educated guess I'd think those Faitals would be a bit fatter in the lows and more even in the upper mids. Those 3012HO drivers need the lows and low mids boosted and the upper mids tamed to sound balanced. Both cabs handle lots of power and could keep up with most gigs I've ever done. I like how my custom 212 turned out but think the NX2 might sound good with a wider variety of amps.
 
The 3012HO has nothing to do with the drivers used in the original NeoX series. Drawing conclusions based on this would be inaccurate at best.
 
Ive just received in the mail today a Aggie db112t and db112nt. I've only played it for about ten minutes (inlaws in town+new gear= :banghead:

But I really dig the sound without the gain boost for the first time really. And I'm digging the ceramic drivers after coming from a deltalite and a celestion bn300x, I like the more solid feel of these relatively heavy cabs.
 
Ive just received in the mail today a Aggie db112t and db112nt. I've only played it for about ten minutes (inlaws in town+new gear= :banghead:

But I really dig the sound without the gain boost for the first time really. And I'm digging the ceramic drivers after coming from a deltalite and a celestion bn300x, I like the more solid feel of these relatively heavy cabs.

I use the same rig. I LOVE mine!!!
 
Here's what im running tonight. Genz Streamliner into a couple Greenboy cabs. Gain in for some slight overdrive and everything sounds good. ...well theres some effects in the chain too. ;-)

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I finally tried my 900 with an ampeg 810 today. Holy blow your eardrums out Batman! I used my normal settings, gain button out - and wow! You could easily blow a wall down with this setup. Well, maybe not... but it was something else. My back will never let me own an 810 again, but if you havent tried this setup you are missing out.

Thunder.