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Genzler Amplification Club

I took just 1 of my 10-2's and the Genzler 350 head this past Sunday night to the biggest church in our area to try and show them how bad they need to upgrade their bass rig lol. Let's just say the Band was glowingly saying how for the first time they could hear every note clearly and with power and punch. As I was walking out the door with my little 350 combo the Pastor come up to me and said for me to order 1 for the church that way I didn't have to pack mine back and forth. They was more than impressed.
 
With no neighbors to worry how about stacking the BA12-3 on top of the 410 and let r rip. Inquiring minds would love the report.
THUNDEROUS!!!! :wideyed:
Clearly a stack meant to be used only outside or in a large venue!! My garage door rattled and it was too loud for me to stand comfortably in front of with my short 10 ft cable. I only had the volume at 3/4 and the gain up 1/2. Way too much sound for my two-car garage with the door fully open!

If ever I needed to drown out a band at an outside gig, I know what to use!! :laugh:

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I don't think i need any more than my 410-3.. I've never said that before..
BUT IF I DID, I would do the same as you with a Slant BA112 cab....

THUNDEROUS!!!! :wideyed:
Clearly a stack meant to be used only outside or in a large venue!! My garage door rattled and it was too loud for me to stand comfortably in front of with my short 10 ft cable. I only had the volume at 3/4 and the gain up 1/2. Way too much sound for my two-car garage with the door fully open!

If ever I needed to drown out a band at an outside gig, I know what to use!! :laugh:

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Nice, but don't rock this rig too close to that bag of charcoal in your garage. Might be create unintended combustion ;). Thanks for using our gear.
It's Kingsford, so it won't light. <burn>
Good to see the Genzler club is growing.
 
Nice, but don't rock this rig too close to that bag of charcoal in your garage. Might be create unintended combustion ;). Thanks for using our gear.

You got that right!! I had to shut it down before it did damage to the finished ceiling in the garage and annoyed my next door neighbor who lives a couple of hundred yards away through the woods!!!

Excellent gear, Jeff!! :thumbsup:
 
I took just 1 of my 10-2's and the Genzler 350 head this past Sunday night to the biggest church in our area to try and show them how bad they need to upgrade their bass rig lol. Let's just say the Band was glowingly saying how for the first time they could hear every note clearly and with power and punch. As I was walking out the door with my little 350 combo the Pastor come up to me and said for me to order 1 for the church that way I didn't have to pack mine back and forth. They was more than impressed.

I'll tell you what...those BA10-2s defy logic. I've been using one or two of them (driven by the MG350) with two guitars, keyboards, and electronic drums and they fit perfectly in the mix; very punchy, plenty of lows, clear, no boom at all. I also have an MG800 and BA12-3SLT which I also love. Both of these rigs get nothing but high praise from the band. I want to try the MG350 combo on top of the BA112-3SLT...I've read good reports on this combination. Jeff, after many years of using Genz Benz gear, thanks for outdoing yourself once again.

Bob
 
I'll tell you what...those BA10-2s defy logic. I've been using one or two of them (driven by the MG350) with two guitars, keyboards, and electronic drums and they fit perfectly in the mix; very punchy, plenty of lows, clear, no boom at all. I also have an MG800 and BA12-3SLT which I also love. Both of these rigs get nothing but high praise from the band. I want to try the MG350 combo on top of the BA112-3SLT...I've read good reports on this combination. Jeff, after many years of using Genz Benz gear, thanks for outdoing yourself once again.

Bob


Thanks Bob, your support and comments are greatly appreciated. It is gratifying that we still have something to offer after so many decades of doing this. I certainly enjoy the interactions with our users and how that fuels continued product development.
 
I'll tell you what...those BA10-2s defy logic. I've been using one or two of them (driven by the MG350) with two guitars, keyboards, and electronic drums and they fit perfectly in the mix; very punchy, plenty of lows, clear, no boom at all. I also have an MG800 and BA12-3SLT which I also love. Both of these rigs get nothing but high praise from the band. I want to try the MG350 combo on top of the BA112-3SLT...I've read good reports on this combination. Jeff, after many years of using Genz Benz gear, thanks for outdoing yourself once again.

Bob
Sorry to get off topic for a moment, but I just had to say those are 2 beautiful dogs in your avatar. Ok, now back to Genzler products.
 
Sorry to get off topic for a moment, but I just had to say those are 2 beautiful dogs in your avatar. Ok, now back to Genzler products.

Thank you! They are Eurasiers, and are great dogs in every way.

The black and tan male likes the BA12-3SLT...deep, authoritative chest-thumping tone while remaining clear and articulate.
The cream female likes the BA10-2...slightly higher voiced with a sweet, expressive tone.
My cat (not pictured) likes to sleep on the Genzler carry bag for the MG350 combo...it's so sturdy that it holds her weight even when it's empty.

Jeff's gear has been fully integrated into the household!

Bob
 
Thank you! They are Eurasiers, and are great dogs in every way.

The black and tan male likes the BA12-3SLT...deep, authoritative chest-thumping tone while remaining clear and articulate.
The cream female likes the BA10-2...slightly higher voiced with a sweet, expressive tone.
My cat (not pictured) likes to sleep on the Genzler carry bag for the MG350 combo...it's so sturdy that it holds her weight even when it's empty.

Jeff's gear has been fully integrated into the household!

Bob
Lol! Well that's a good way to keep it on topic. :thumbsup:
 
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Thank you! They are Eurasiers, and are great dogs in every way.

The black and tan male likes the BA12-3SLT...deep, authoritative chest-thumping tone while remaining clear and articulate.
The cream female likes the BA10-2...slightly higher voiced with a sweet, expressive tone.
My cat (not pictured) likes to sleep on the Genzler carry bag for the MG350 combo...it's so sturdy that it holds her weight even when it's empty.

Jeff's gear has been fully integrated into the household!

Bob
Beautiful pooches, Bob.
 
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This weekend will be the first time i get to use two in anger ...

Gigs in bellevilke and newcastle...
Hey Loring, looking forward to your Gig report! I really like the two cabs set up.

Just a heads up on the config. I've tried and tried and found I like the SLT on the bottom. Seems to couple better. Also, if you not in then FOH I've had issues where the Genzler projects better and stronger than the mains resulting in a heavier bass mix (i.e. bass is too loud complaints) right at the back of the room. hehe I put those on ignore.
 
I got to try out my Genzler 350 stack with 2 of the 10-2 arrays last night at a outside Tent Revival with a full band consisting of loud drums, Electric Guitar and vocals. Had someone record the event and the bass come through perfectly at barely around 60% max volume and no FOH for the bass. The person recording was proabably at around 100ft away and it sounded so buttery and smooth tone wise with clarity and punch. This little stack amazes me at what it does.
 
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