I would love a bracket that would fit the MG 800 and allow it to be mounted to either the BA12-3 or 10-2 cabinets.
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I'm sure 3" will be enough. It doesn't need to support much weight.
TBH I am surprised someone with the 350 hasn't chimed in yet. Maybe do the @Jeff Genzler call...
Pretty sure he'd know the actual spec...
The bolts are already there in the cab... just pull one out and measure it.
The six bolts in the center of the top of the cab are there to attach the cradle. Just unscrew them and then use them to attach the cradle.
As if life wasn’t already full of pressing problems - like 350 or 800, 10/10, 10/12 or 410, red or white - mine came w/o bolts;
I’m pretty sure they are supposed to be there. Talk to Mr. Genzler. He’ll make it right in no time.
Jeff Genzler
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Just getting back from a camping trip. Please send me a PM. There should be bolts included. 10/24 × 1 1/4" Long.
This works like a champ to hold down amp heads on a cabinet and pulls double-duty as a load tie-down on a cart/hand truck or to secure stuff in your Van/SUV/Trailor!!! Very versatile!! 
--Okay-- Sorry! I'll go back to my room.
--Okay-- Sorry! I'll go back to my room.
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Jeff Genzler
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This works like a champ to hold down amp heads on a cabinet and pulls double-duty as a load tie-down on a cart/hand truck or to secure stuff in your Van/SUV/Trailor!!! Very versatile!!
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--Okay-- Sorry! I'll go back to my room.
Sorry, not GENZLER approved
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Looking for something else, came across this... 8 years ago, when class D was just getting started... and a 70ish lb 410, whereas the BA410-3 is 55? Yay for advancement. And Jeff is still rocking the untuckit look
Looking for something else, came across this... 8 years ago, when class D was just getting started... and a 70ish lb 410, whereas the BA410-3 is 55? Yay for advancement. And Jeff is still rocking the untuckit look
Jeff seems to be really 'attached' to his gear!!! The song 'Lean On Me' kept flowing through my mind!
Jeff Genzler
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Looking for something else, came across this... 8 years ago, when class D was just getting started... and a 70ish lb 410, whereas the BA410-3 is 55? Yay for advancement. And Jeff is still rocking the untuckit look
Oh wow, Really!!! That is scary to look into the "way-back machine" to see this. I do think this video is older than 8 years. Probably 10. Man o' man.
On the other hand, it’s nice to still be relevant a decade later. Huzzah!
After I bought my 800 head and 2 12" cabs, my band leader switched me to guitar, of course, so I've been on guitar the last 4 month's. I'm having difficulty getting a good tone. Please give me a good strarting point. I run an SR505 and like to run the EQ fairly flat so I can use it to adjust during the gig.
I like a semi aggressive growl, but don't want to pierce ears with treble. I've been doing live sound off and on for a couple months and I think my practice of using the mid to pull out trouble frequencies is throwing me off, along with which curve to use and how much.
I'd normally just mess with it, but it would be great to get a head start so I can better utilize my time.
Thanks!
I like a semi aggressive growl, but don't want to pierce ears with treble. I've been doing live sound off and on for a couple months and I think my practice of using the mid to pull out trouble frequencies is throwing me off, along with which curve to use and how much.
I'd normally just mess with it, but it would be great to get a head start so I can better utilize my time.
Thanks!
Well, I feel stupid. I didn't think I should have been struggling as much to get close to what I wanted. I plugged into a practice amp that sounds crappy, but it sounded crappier than normal. The strings felt weird, but they only had two gigs on them and I figured the weird feel was due to not playing bass for so long. I'd already changed my battery, but I had a new set of strings, so I changed out the not-very-old strings and got my tone back...
I feel like an old rookie. I guess it was just a bum set of strings. I THINK they were the same strings I always use, but who knows...?
TI Jazz flats and Jazz rounds. No issue with strings that way. Yes they are more, but are so much more consistant and last much longer than any other string I've used. Just my 2 cents...
