Loop they power and the speaker cable through the top handle on the top slant, amp will stay there. That's how the photos were taken in the Genzler site, I think there is a bit of a video somewhere to illustrate the technique. The amp goes on top of the handle but the cables slip under the amp forward and then down through the handle underneath coming out towards the rear of the cabinet.
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Genzler Amplification Club
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The 350 is very close sounding to its big brother, the 800.
It's like, if you want to be nice to the crowd, then roll with the 350, but if you want to be nasty and bodacious, then pull out the 800!
Same power cable?
.... now everybody knows the 800 needs a cord twice as big and long than what's required for the 350!
2.28 times to be more precise
....actually, it requires a cord 2.28571429 longer, otherwise, poor quality with no growl will result.
So I laid down some tracks this past weekend with my band. Just four songs in the downtuned, heavy hardcore genre. Real DIY quick and dirty style. While playing around with sounds, we landed on running the DI post EQ out of the MG800. Had my B7K in front of the amp as an always on drive pedal.
Ended up sounded ridiculously good. Like the most beautiful, quintessential hardcore bass sound I could have asked for. Occupied all the right spaces just above the kick, with the perfect growl and sizzle.
So we just went with that as my recorded sound (shrugs shoulders). No clean/dry tracks. No mic’d cabs. We’ll see how it sounds!
Ended up sounded ridiculously good. Like the most beautiful, quintessential hardcore bass sound I could have asked for. Occupied all the right spaces just above the kick, with the perfect growl and sizzle.
So we just went with that as my recorded sound (shrugs shoulders). No clean/dry tracks. No mic’d cabs. We’ll see how it sounds!
No issue here. But I do loop my Speakon cord through the top cab handle... just to be on the safe side.
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There is a serious case of power cord envy going on here.
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Got a chance to fire this up a bit today. But, the real tests will begin this Friday at practice. Then, a 1000 seater in CT. next Friday and a concert club in MA. on Saturday. This is going to be fun to see how it reacts in these different situations!
I like that platform the cabs are sitting on! Where did you get that?
Where else would a bass player get hardware from - but "Lowes"
I thought that looked familiar! I saw a worker/painter adjustable platform at Home Depot that looked something like that, only much bigger. I thought about getting me one, but I’d forget what I was standing on and take too big a step backwards and that would be that!!!
Where else would a bass player get hardware from - but "Lowes"
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Where else would a bass player get hardware from - but "Lowes"
What are you, too good for milk crates?
Insert “lactose intolerant” joke here...
That looks steadier than some old lactose intolerant milk crate!
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