• TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
    Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
    Join freeLog in
    Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.

Genzler Amplification Club

After owning and trying both the Mesa 800+ and a Genzler 800 for months, I have to say the Genzler is just easier and better. The mesa is fantastic but I find the EQ layout harder to get the right tone for me. The Genzler 800 in a live band setting is clearer and more round in my opinion. Both are fantastic but the Genzler just seems to be a better built and sounding amp. I'm glad to see some cheaper and different options in the Genzler line.
 
right on......a 500 would have been best for me but I'll give it a try anyway

Does it have Aux. In and Heaphone Out?

Yes, the rear panel offers these two features along with a full Direct Out interface, 2 Speakon Outputs and Impedance Selector switch for 2.67 ohm operation.
 
  • Like
Reactions: loopee and svtb15
Excited by the news of the new cab. Find the name confusing. Was expecting to see another 210 for 10-2 cab. Looked at the FB pic and thought maybe there was a hidden downfiring 10. Then had to read the FB text twice to see that it is a single 10.

Apparently, 10-2 refers to 1-10 driver with 2 array speakers. 210-3 refers to 2-10 drivers with 3 array speakers. I'd simplify the marketing and call the cabs 110 array and 210 array, keeping with common nomenclature regarding cab-driver descriptions. However, a rose by any other name. .
It's the size of the array speakers, not the number.
 
Jeff, do all of the BA10-2s have the angled baffle, or just the combo?

Thanks for all of the comments about the new products. The BA10-2 does offers a slanted baffle, along with an angled top panel as well.
This design is utilized for better projection in tight spots from this tiny cabinet.
It is the same cabinet that is used as the COMBO version, with the MG350 head.

Regarding the Model number of BA10-2. Yes, this refers to a single 10" Neo driver and 2" neo array drivers. Actually they are proprietary 2.5" sealed back drivers we developed, used for their small size and high efficiency, full range output.
 
Thanks for all of the comments about the new products. The BA10-2 does offers a slanted baffle, along with an angled top panel as well.
This design is utilized for better projection in tight spots from this tiny cabinet.
It is the same cabinet that is used as the COMBO version, with the MG350 head.

In the pic of the mini stack, it appears that only the top cab is slanted. Does it come in two versions?

Also, how close would a 3x110 stack come to a 2x112 stack in total output?
 
In the pic of the mini stack, it appears that only the top cab is slanted. Does it come in two versions?

Also, how close would a 3x110 stack come to a 2x112 stack in total output?

There is only one version of the BA10-2. In the mini stack, they are both angled cabs. They actually create an "arc" as you stack them.
With the photography of this mini stack it is a little challenging to get the full look of the "arc"' that is created when you stack to together.
We'll have more detailed images when this gets up on our website in a couple of days.

In your comparison question are you comparing the 3 x BA10-2 stack to a 2x BA12-3 stack?
 
There is only one version of the BA10-2. In the mini stack, they are both angled cabs. They actually create an "arc" as you stack them.
With the photography of this mini stack it is a little challenging to get the full look of the "arc"' that is created when you stack to together.
We'll have more detailed images when this gets up on our website in a couple of days.

In your comparison question are you comparing the 3 x BA10-2 stack to a 2x BA12-3 stack?

Yes

If I were to guess, the output would be as below:

BA10-2 < BA12-3 < 2xBA10-2 = BA210-3 < 3xBA10-2 < 2xBA12-3 < 2xBA210-3 < 3xBA12-3 < 3xBA210-3
 
  • Like
Reactions: Jeff Genzler
I own and used the Magellan 800 and 3 of the Array 12-3 cabs and honestly it was overkill for anything I would ever use it for. I loved every 2nd I used it lol...I don't understand how a 4 of the 12-3's would ever be needed at the same time. People don't realize what just 2 of these put out. Amazing setup!!!
Oh, for sure. 2 is plenty for most gigs. I have 1 at home for practice, 1 at the practice space, and 2 ready to roll to gigs. Then when I have outdoor gigs without PA support I can roll 4. Overkill is a beautiful thing.
 
Oh, for sure. 2 is plenty for most gigs. I have 1 at home for practice, 1 at the practice space, and 2 ready to roll to gigs. Then when I have outdoor gigs without PA support I can roll 4. Overkill is a beautiful thing.

I have to agree that it sure is nice to drown out the drummers and guitar players now with QUALITY tone lol...
 
Yes

If I were to guess, the output would be as below:

BA10-2 < BA12-3 < 2xBA10-2 = BA210-3 < 3xBA10-2 < 2xBA12-3 < 2xBA210-3 < 3xBA12-3 < 3xBA210-3
I was going through your output guess analysis, get halfway and have to keep going back to the first and starting over. Beer will do that but I'm not even drinking.
We also have to take into account with the BA10-2 the design allows for increased ability to hear these with the angled cabs; with a 2x stack less volume may be needed to hear properly.
 
Oh yeah... don't need to say much with this picture.
IMG_0225.JPG