• TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
    Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
    Join freeLog in
    Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.

Genzler Amplification Club

I used mine last night for the musical (All Shook Up) pit. We are onstage, behind the scrim and sets. 2 guitars, 2 pianos, drums, 2 trumpets, trombone, alto sax, bari sax/bass clarinet, flute and me. I am using my Roscoe 5 (of course) and even play a low D and C in the show. I am at about 11 o'clock on the pre and maybe Noon on the master. No FOH support. The bass is KICKING BUTT thorough the theatre. It seats about 650. Main floor and balcony. I am again completely impressed by this amp and so glad I didn't rush t get a 2nd cab. One more ting to haul that I don't really need.

However, I still think the best Genz Benz amp ever was the Shuttle 6.0-210T

ST60210T_sm.jpg


A Genzler MG350 on a VERTICAL cab like this would be THE SH*T for me. All I'd ever need and still super easy and convenient to carry. Not sure how the array part fits, I suppose maybe that's why everything is horizontally fashioned?
 
I used mine last night for the musical (All Shook Up) pit. We are onstage, behind the scrim and sets. 2 guitars, 2 pianos, drums, 2 trumpets, trombone, alto sax, bari sax/bass clarinet, flute and me. I am using my Roscoe 5 (of course) and even play a low D and C in the show. I am at about 11 o'clock on the pre and maybe Noon on the master. No FOH support. The bass is KICKING BUTT thorough the theatre. It seats about 650. Main floor and balcony. I am again completely impressed by this amp and so glad I didn't rush t get a 2nd cab. One more ting to haul that I don't really need.

However, I still think the best Genz Benz amp ever was the Shuttle 6.0-210T

View attachment 3341292

A Genzler MG350 on a VERTICAL cab like this would be THE SH*T for me. All I'd ever need and still super easy and convenient to carry. Not sure how the array part fits, I suppose maybe that's why everything is horizontally fashioned?

You could get a mg212...

No array though. Seriously worth walking to the car for the second cab though...
 
I used mine last night for the musical (All Shook Up) pit. We are onstage, behind the scrim and sets. 2 guitars, 2 pianos, drums, 2 trumpets, trombone, alto sax, bari sax/bass clarinet, flute and me. I am using my Roscoe 5 (of course) and even play a low D and C in the show. I am at about 11 o'clock on the pre and maybe Noon on the master. No FOH support. The bass is KICKING BUTT thorough the theatre. It seats about 650. Main floor and balcony. I am again completely impressed by this amp and so glad I didn't rush t get a 2nd cab. One more ting to haul that I don't really need.

However, I still think the best Genz Benz amp ever was the Shuttle 6.0-210T

View attachment 3341292

A Genzler MG350 on VERTICAL cab like this would be THE SH*T for me. All I'd ever need and still super easy and convenient to carry. Not sure how the array part fits, I suppose maybe that's why everything is horizontally fashioned?

Yeah, would love a BA cab with two tens (or two twelves!) stacked on top of each other vertically (couldn’t do offset cause of the array tweets) with a line array of the tweeters all the way down, double the number of tweets from what’s in a single 10/12 cab. Sick! Make this a 4 ohm cab to get max juice from the amp. Sure that’s the same as stacking two on top of each with less flexibiltiy, but I really like the idea of getting all my power into one cab but not something as monstorous as a 410. Less flexible of course so maybe someday when the product line is really flushed out.
 
Noob Tech Question: I have a pedal switcher with an A/B switcher that uses a TRS out. If I plug a mono cord (TS) from that to the MG-800 footswitch in, will it still work with no issues switching between the Clean and Drive channels?