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Genzler Amplification Club

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bwoodman said:
Is anybody out there using the Magellan 212T? It seems like 99% of the posts are about the BA's. I have a pair of BA12-3 straights and of course they're excellent cabs, BUT for the last few gigs I've been grabbing my 212T. I forgot how great this cab sounds! Plenty of punch and clarity! I bought this cab right after they were released, then the BA's about a year later. I did a backyard private party last weekend and that cab is plenty loud with the MG800. Our drummer is not a super-hard hitter and the primary guitar player has a Rivera head with a 112 cab (also plenty loud). We play a wide range of covers - funk to classic rock to oldies. The 212T is definitely a "one cab solution." I'm just curious who else is playing through one of these. Don't forget about the 212T!!!
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I agree, the 212T is is one of the great sounding 212's. I think you are also correct in that the Bass Arrays have overshadowed Jeff's other cabs. In output, the 212T is just under the BA410-3 as a one-cab solution. I have also played the 2112T with a 112T topping it. I would say this is in the same output range as the BA410-3.
 
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[QUOTE="Wicked G, post: 21634230, member: 302711 ...Give me 2 Bud Lite Limes though and talk about a massive headache the next day. :rollno:
Anyway, back to Genzler.[/QUOTE]
One reason a lot of people get a headache is an allergic reaction to the raw beechwood in their "beechwood aging". I believe most think that means the beer is aged in beechwood barrels or something. But my understanding is they throw in beechwood chips into the vat. I also get a headache form that beer that has this process and have noticed different negative reactions from many. We in Missouri have a running joke that involves their beer and the Draft horses on their farms.
 
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bebass said:
[QUOTE="Wicked G, post: 21634230, member: 302711 ...Give me 2 Bud Lite Limes though and talk about a massive headache the next day. :rollno:
Anyway, back to Genzler.
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One reason a lot of people get a headache is an allergic reaction to the raw beechwood in their "beechwood aging". I believe most think that means the beer is aged in beechwood barrels or something. But my understanding is they throw in beechwood chips into the vat. I also get a headache form that beer that has this process and have noticed different negative reactions from many. We in Missouri have a running joke that involves their beer and the Draft horses on their farms.[/QUOTE]



Plus, IMHO (YMMV and all that) it is absolute swill!:spit::vomit::confused::dead:
 
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bebass said:
[QUOTE="Wicked G, post: 21634230, member: 302711 ...Give me 2 Bud Lite Limes though and talk about a massive headache the next day. :rollno:
Anyway, back to Genzler.
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One reason a lot of people get a headache is an allergic reaction to the raw beechwood in their "beechwood aging". I believe most think that means the beer is aged in beechwood barrels or something. But my understanding is they throw in beechwood chips into the vat. I also get a headache form that beer that has this process and have noticed different negative reactions from many. We in Missouri have a running joke that involves their beer and the Draft horses on their farms.[/QUOTE]

I can pretty much imagine the joke. Maybe it is allergic reaction, IDK, but that headache can be pretty bad on just 2 of them. And that is the only Bud beer I didn't mind drinking, but forget that. So I pretty much stick to Stella Artois, Michelob, Shiner Bock and anything Miller.
 
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My homebrew dry Irish stout...yum!
 
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Wicked G said:
One reason a lot of people get a headache is an allergic reaction to the raw beechwood in their "beechwood aging". I believe most think that means the beer is aged in beechwood barrels or something. But my understanding is they throw in beechwood chips into the vat. I also get a headache form that beer that has this process and have noticed different negative reactions from many. We in Missouri have a running joke that involves their beer and the Draft horses on their farms.
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I can pretty much imagine the joke. Maybe it is allergic reaction, IDK, but that headache can be pretty bad on just 2 of them. And that is the only Bud beer I didn't mind drinking, but forget that. So I pretty much stick to Stella Artois, Michelob, Shiner Bock and anything Miller.[/QUOTE]

I discovered while in the military that I can't drink Bud beers either!! It would give my indigestion real bad. I found out years later that I am allergic to some foods.

So, no beer for me, but I do enjoy my home-made wines!!!! Here are Plum, Blueberry (home grown berries) and Mango wines in their various secondary fermentation stages. I just opened a bottle of my Dirty Rice wine that aged for only about 6 months, but it's delicious!!!

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I can see the FEDs triangulating your location now for a BUST. Too big of a stash! They want their TAX!! LOL


Nightman said:
I can pretty much imagine the joke. Maybe it is allergic reaction, IDK, but that headache can be pretty bad on just 2 of them. And that is the only Bud beer I didn't mind drinking, but forget that. So I pretty much stick to Stella Artois, Michelob, Shiner Bock and anything Miller.
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Nightman said:
I can pretty much imagine the joke. Maybe it is allergic reaction, IDK, but that headache can be pretty bad on just 2 of them. And that is the only Bud beer I didn't mind drinking, but forget that. So I pretty much stick to Stella Artois, Michelob, Shiner Bock and anything Miller.
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I discovered while in the military that I can't drink Bud beers either!! It would give my indigestion real bad. I found out years later that I am allergic to some foods.

So, no beer for me, but I do enjoy my home-made wines!!!! Here are Plum, Blueberry (home grown berries) and Mango wines in their various secondary fermentation stages. I just opened a bottle of my Dirty Rice wine that aged for only about 6 months, but it's delicious!!!

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Dirty Rice Wine. Hmmm never heard of it, but it sounds interesting.
 
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Wicked G said:
I discovered while in the military that I can't drink Bud beers either!! It would give my indigestion real bad. I found out years later that I am allergic to some foods.

So, no beer for me, but I do enjoy my home-made wines!!!! Here are Plum, Blueberry (home grown berries) and Mango wines in their various secondary fermentation stages. I just opened a bottle of my Dirty Rice wine that aged for only about 6 months, but it's delicious!!!

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Dirty Rice Wine. Hmmm never heard of it, but it sounds interesting.[/QUOTE]

:laugh: I call it Dirty Rice because I don't own a wine polisher. My wines clean (clear) themselves via gravity and time. My finished Dirty Rice doesn't clear, but has a light 'dirty' tint to it, so I called it that.
Authorities please note: I make wines only for my consumption! ;)
 
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Wicked G said:
I discovered while in the military that I can't drink Bud beers either!! It would give my indigestion real bad. I found out years later that I am allergic to some foods.

So, no beer for me, but I do enjoy my home-made wines!!!! Here are Plum, Blueberry (home grown berries) and Mango wines in their various secondary fermentation stages. I just opened a bottle of my Dirty Rice wine that aged for only about 6 months, but it's delicious!!!

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Dirty Rice Wine. Hmmm never heard of it, but it sounds interesting.[/QUOTE]

I think that's what the juicys in Korea give the boots. Easiest way to get on tricare, really.
 
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ahc said:
Well, it's pretty clear that Mr. Genzler should offer an accessory kit with his gear. A can/bottle opener, a chiller, a cozy, a beer mug and a mug/wineglass holder (for the cabs) emblazoned with the Genzler logo. Do I detect an income stream here? :D
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I don't know... most bars/pubs have those items already, and the floor is the best beer/wineglass/mug holder there is! Besides, that would be encouraging players to drink beer, when they should be drinking wine!!!! :laugh:
 
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I just really love this amp
The eq is basically not necessary unless there's a specific issue with the room the gig is in or you're not cutting the mix. All you really need to mess with to get a good tone is the gain/drive/contour, and there's a ton of musical tones with just those.
 
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