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Genzler Amplification Club

Baby Yoda says this is all I’ll ever need!! (And my Wife too :D)

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I have two bass-array-210-3-slt and and MB-800 that I love. Best I've ever had.

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I was inspired by TC Electronic's vertical stack and came up with Mark Bass / Genzler vertical stack that's great for smaller spaces, or just the MB-800 head on the vertical cab for even smaller venue. I put pads on the side of the cab. You don't notice the slant much, which is nice.

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If I get to a larger venue then I would add a BA15-3 SLT! The two bass arrays together are really amazing though.
 
First gig with the new 15. On a raised stage, it shook, it rattled it rolled. I had the volume at about 10 o'clock with the bass at well under midway. It was loud and articulate with so much bottom end. I wish I could have brought the 210 but we had to load in/out quickly. But to be honest, the single 15 kicked butt. But next time I'll use both...well, just because.

Great cabinet...very happy. I'm sure none of you looking at one will be disappointed.

--David

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Anyone playing with a pair of Genzler 1-10 cabs?
I like how light they are and the ability to take one or both depending on the situation.
I played with one for a long time. Did all I needed. I did go to a "tall 12" because I play outdoor jazz quartet gigs in the summer and felt I wanted just a touch more bottom and maybe some head room. I debated a pair of 10's, but I wanted to stay with a one hand grab for load in. I know people use a pair of 10's and love it.
 
Anyone playing with a pair of Genzler 1-10 cabs?
I like how light they are and the ability to take one or both depending on the situation.

Genzler cabs are great stand-alone or stacked, but, if I may suggest, I'd add the BA12-3 with the 10-2 (350 Combo) and call it a day, if wanting to stay small and light weight (like this old dude!). The BA12-3 gives great options, light weight, and the stack can do a lot of different gigs! I use mine exclusively for non-church gigs without issues. I have the BA410-3, but I only use it for outside gigs, when the stage has the space, powered by my MG800 and I'll add the BA12-3 just to look more monstrous!. It has casters on it and the LeCover Pro padded cover and pulls double-duty in my music room as a rollable work bench for working on my basses! :thumbsup: But Don't tell Jeff, though!! :laugh:
 
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