OK, here's a couple of shots of my MG350 combo on top of my BA12-3SLT. This is in a club that holds 150-200 folks. The stage is raised and hollow, made of wood, and there was light PA support but the Genzler rig carried the stage and the dance floor with ease, and could have easily carried the whole venue. I didn't bring my isolation pad, but the rig was not boomy at all, considering the hollow stage. I played my active Fender American Deluxe Jazz with fresh flats...no boost or cut on the active electronics and volume was at about 75%.
A couple of comments about this rig: It's very punchy and well balanced, and has strong controlled lows and clear smooth mids and highs. I don't miss a tweeter at all. The BA10-2 and BA12-3 blend seamlessly. The MG350 performs completely beyond it's power rating. The master and input were both at about 11 o'clock and the EQ was flat across the board with no contour needed. The rig was nowhere near it's max...just awesome.
If anyone has any doubts about this combination, I have to add my voice to those that report how stellar the Genzler gear performs.
Thanks Jeff!
Bob

A couple of comments about this rig: It's very punchy and well balanced, and has strong controlled lows and clear smooth mids and highs. I don't miss a tweeter at all. The BA10-2 and BA12-3 blend seamlessly. The MG350 performs completely beyond it's power rating. The master and input were both at about 11 o'clock and the EQ was flat across the board with no contour needed. The rig was nowhere near it's max...just awesome.
If anyone has any doubts about this combination, I have to add my voice to those that report how stellar the Genzler gear performs.
Thanks Jeff!
Bob
