Looks sweet tooHaven't taken this set up out in a while. Sounded really good last night.
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Looks sweet tooHaven't taken this set up out in a while. Sounded really good last night.
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No doubt lol. Those UBERs are uber cool.love me an uber sighting. Jeff was using the name before it became cool.
No doubt lol. Those UBERs are uber cool.![]()
Thank you.Or UBERS are OOBA COOL. Thanks for keeping them alive and kickin' along with the MG-800. Great pic by the way.
I'm looking for the chance to use my new (used) G-B Neox212 cab. Problem is that I don't play in a loud band and my Shuttle 12T is plenty loud enough, and much lighter.
But the Neox212 is like having an extra 300 HP - - it's there if/when I need it.
Picture was taken with a new Google Pixel 2XL smartphone camera.
... I must buy the new Google Pixel 2XL smartphone...
I must have it!Lol, I got it pretty cheap since the Google Pixel 3 is now out. I'm really liking the phone a lot and after I play with the cameras options some more the pictures should be even nicer. All I did was point, click and that was that. Anyway, back to more Genzler programming.... I must buy the new Google Pixel 2XL smartphone...
I must have it!
Well the The iso 430 has two different sets of pilars so you can tilt it up, which is how I use it. The other things are one height so they don't tilt on their own. You'd have to do something else to make it do so or get a slant cab.Interesting...looks to be about $100. Can it be tilted back? Can you quantify the difference with and without? The vids on the website sound good though the one with the studio monitors appears to have the recording mics in different location relative to the drivers. Too bad.
I wonder what Jeff says about these things...![]()
Looks like there’s an older version of the 430 (L8R430) that goes for $100 and the newer one is $120. Can you describe the difference? Which one do you use?Well the The iso 430 has two different sets of pilars so you can tilt it up, which is how I use it. The other things are one height so they don't tilt on their own. You'd have to do something else to make it do so or get a slant cab.
I really like the sound with the 430 and a set of 2 12-3's. Not sure how much it's the isolation or just getting up and aimed up a bit. But yeah I think it improves overall clearity at least to my ear. Yes the iso-430 is $100. The iso-stage 1 pucks are $129 for set of 4. The board is like $30-40
I am the after market power cord guy so grain of salt there I guess...
they are the same and $100 is currect pricing. the construction was improved a bit is all. I use the older one but they are functionally the sameLooks like there’s an older version of the 430 (L8R430) that goes for $100 and the newer one is $120. Can you describe the difference? Which one do you use?
And thanks for reminding us about the power cord. Puts the stand into context now.
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See these links. notice the difference in the base piece.they are the same and $100 is currect pricing. the construction was improved a bit is all. I use the older one but they are functionally the same
Three 10-2's stacked. That was a hot gig. Like....surface of the sun hot. Sheesh....
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How well does that “PJ” sound like each? Are the pickups in the “right” locations?Three 10-2's stacked. That was a hot gig. Like....surface of the sun hot. Sheesh....
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