Thanks!That's a really nice tone you have there, not to mention some very smooth, tasteful playing. Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks!That's a really nice tone you have there, not to mention some very smooth, tasteful playing. Thanks for sharing!
I am using a BA12-3 & BA10-2 combination. With both a Magellan 350 head and a Bergantino B|amp and it’s well balanced with both. Jeff Genzler was very helpful and reached out personally to advise it would likely be a good combination.Has anyone tried a BA12-3/BA210-3 combination?
Curious as well...Has anyone tried a BA12-3/BA210-3 combination?
I love the combination. Light, portable, definitely loud enough, can hear the B string clearly, I like it. Well worth the cost.Curious as well...
Currently running two 12-3s out of an MG800. Just looking to see what difference is expected... if any?I love the combination. Light, portable, definitely loud enough, can hear the B string clearly, I like it. Well worth the cost.
I've run my 800 through Ampeg, GK, markbass, and dakrglass. I'm pretty sure the amp is making the cab in every situation. It's distinct voice was present in each but each had its own sound. The ampeg and the darkglass to me were the most musical the DG less colored, but who honestly doesn't love that ampeg tone??? I came home with the rhe DG based on the ridiculous discount that GC gave me but I couldn't be happier with the tones in pulling from it. I'm still going to gran an array and I'm excited to do some A and B testing on them.Currently running two 12-3s out of an MG800. Just looking to see what difference is expected... if any?
Currently running two 12-3s out of an MG800. Just looking to see what difference is expected... if any?
When you try the array - you’ll be all genzler all the time...I've run my 800 through Ampeg, GK, markbass, and dakrglass. I'm pretty sure the amp is making the cab in every situation. It's distinct voice was present in each but each had its own sound. The ampeg and the darkglass to me were the most musical the DG less colored, but who honestly doesn't love that ampeg tone??? I came home with the rhe DG based on the ridiculous discount that GC gave me but I couldn't be happier with the tones in pulling from it. I'm still going to gran an array and I'm excited to do some A and B testing on them.
I would hope so! I really would not have grabbed this DG cab if not for the discount. They gave me more than they should have on my trade and the sales guy gave me his 20% friends and family. I'm very happy with it too. It only makes me that much more excited to try the arrayWhen you try the array - you’ll be all genzler all the time...
what the head does to cabs - these cabs do to heads. Together they’re awesome.
Also the interaction and customer service from Genzler is superb.Nate Navarro is my baseline for tone so I have a good idea what I'll be getting
Right?!?!? My brother is a pro guitarist and I am but a lowly hobby bassist. When I tell him how crazy it is for the founders/owners of these companies to regularly communicate with their customers on this forum he's blown away. I love this community and the fact that Jeff and others are so humble is what earns life long customers.Also the interaction and customer service from Genzler is superb.
Certainly the interaction with people like Genzler and Bergantino or Trickfish is what sets them apart, and a prime reason I support them by owning their products, but there are some guitar amp manufacturers that get this as well (Pat Quilter or Henricksen are good examples). You don’t get personal service from a company like Fender or any number of other large companies. It builds loyalty.Right?!?!? My brother is a pro guitarist and I am but a lowly hobby bassist. When I tell him how crazy it is for the founders/owners of these companies to regularly communicate with their customers on this forum he's blown away. I love this community and the fact that Jeff and others are so humble is what earns life long customers.
Certainly the interaction with people like Genzler and Bergantino or Trickfish is what sets them apart, and a prime reason I support them by owning their products, but there are some guitar amp manufacturers that get this as well (Pat Quilter or Henricksen are good examples). You don’t get personal service from a company like Fender or any number of other large companies. It builds loyalty.
Yes, looking to see if swapping in the 210-3 would add a bit more punch. Love my two 12-3’s... the sound is so smooth and round, but sometimes a touch more “puuhh” sounds great too!more punch less bottom...
nothing the eq on the Magellan can’t compensate for either way. 210 will be louder too...
I bought a 410-3 a while ago. I would love to see how the 15-3 works.