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Only if you have three bassists playing Big Bottom.2 210's and a 12-3 of course![]()
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Only if you have three bassists playing Big Bottom.2 210's and a 12-3 of course![]()
Only if you have three bassists playing Big Bottom.
And she still married you.One of my first dates with my wife we went to karaoke and I sang Big Bottom. It was epic.
And she still married you.
has anyone used it with upright? another reason i'm reluctant to let go of my MB head is how well it can double for upright. either way i'll drop a full report once i feel ive put it through its paces.
This is correct. Ed is using it live with The Mavericks and for his studio work. He loves it, so he reports.I believe Ed Friedland, the bass whisperer, is using it on upright and electric on his current gig. It took over as his #1 amp the SM 9.2.
I believe Ed Friedland, the bass whisperer, is using it on upright and electric on his current gig. It took over as his #1 amp the SM 9.2.
This has been discussed a few times since the Bass Array design was first introduced. My thought is that the depth of the LF response from the BA12-3 is so good that it's hard to see what the benefit might be with a 15" version. Certainly there would be a 15" "flavor" to the tone. I'm not saying never but....
@Jeff Genzler, if you did do a BA15-3, would you do five 3's? Or would an odd number of 3's create an ohm issue?
Or would a BA153 with four 3's and a redesign of the 3's front mount be better?
I ask because it gives an idea if we might see this.
I'm a 15" guy for the most part. But I gotta say the Genz-Benz NX2 212T sounds awesome. It'd be tough to part with it.
So a growing list of additional Bass Array models would be a 15" version and a 2x12" version as far as what I'm hearing?@Jeff Genzler, if you did do a BA15-3, would you do five 3's? Or would an odd number of 3's create an ohm issue?
Or would a BA153 with four 3's and a redesign of the 3's front mount be better?
I ask because it gives an idea if we might see this.
I'm a 15" guy for the most part. But I gotta say the Genz-Benz NX2 212T sounds awesome. It'd be tough to part with it.
2x12 with vertical speaker alignment behind array, please. .. .additional Bass Array models would be a 15" version and a 2x12" version as far as what I'm hearing?
After hearing comments by people who've experienced the BA210-3, I really think a pair would go Plenty loud for what I need (at least, so far)!The 10's are staggered just a bit to alleviate some of the comb filtering.
I have to say the thought of a modular BA|6-10|12-3 gives me goose-bumps!
2x12 with vertical speaker alignment behind array, please. .
Totally agree on this...me ears hear the same.To follow up on the questions about how the Bass Array cabs handle distorted tones, this is one place where the small paper cone drivers are exceptional in their clarity and smoothness. They reproduce these heavily distorted signals even better than a guitar speaker might because of their size and the array design. So many times these tones can feel like they're "stuck in the box" in the bass instrument world and with the Bass Array design the definition and harmonic content are very detailed, natural and projected forward.
Using a compression tweeter in a more conventional design can be like finger-nails on a chalk board under these conditions.
Hope this helps.
I think part of the reason the 210 is more horizontal is they want the 3" driver arrays to be close enough together when stacked to couple well.2x12 with vertical speaker alignment behind array, please. .
Absolutely correct.I think part of the reason the 210 is more horizontal is they want the 3" driver arrays to be close enough together when stacked to couple well.
Don't think that'd be happening with the 10" drivers more vertical.