Jeff Genzler
Commercial User
- Feb 9, 2007
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- Currently GENZLER AMPLIFICATION / Formerly GENZ BENZ
One day your going to throw a BA210-3 SLT under that cab and then you'll need to stand back. 
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Don’t think Andy is there anymore ... isn’t he the brains behind the Mesa subway?Same here! What a wonderful guy and exceptional company...I really feel that we are all blessed to have the likes of Jeff and Andy behind us!
Yes he is...just appreciative that, like Jeff, he hangs out here and is very helpful in continuing support of the Genz Benz legacy geAr.Don’t think Andy is there anymore ... isn’t he the brains behind the Mesa subway?
Yes he is...just appreciative that, like Jeff, he hangs out here and is very helpful in continuing support of the Genz Benz legacy geAr.
One day your going to throw a BA210-3 SLT under that cab and then you'll need to stand back.![]()
That one was accidental but I’m proud of it anyways lolbut to set the tone for others.
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Nice outdoor show by the ocean. The Genzler MG800/BA410-3 rig does it all!
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Wow! You and the drummer have some REALLY primo gear!
@Joeykun do you always set up with the keys player between you and the drummer, or does it depends on the venue?
Speaking of keys, I've never seen a keytar stand before.... Is it homemade? Looks like it may have started life as a dolly if some kind?
About 85% of the time, yes. We have 2 stage plots. This is Plot A. Plot B has the keyboard riser more towards the front and drums in the middle. Of which my amp is next to the drum riser. We use Plot A with IEMs and B with wedges..
Sweet, where you playing?Nice outdoor show by the ocean. The Genzler MG800/BA410-3 rig does it all!
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Been away from gigging for the past 10 years or so, and last week discovered I still had an account on TB.
After binge reading the 300 plus pages on this thread, I've got a 350 and a pair of BA110's on the way.
Pretty amazing how the technology has changed!