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Genzler Amplification Club

Just unpacked my new MG350. I decided to grab this little guy instead of the MG800 since I didn't really need all that power. I think the boys at Genzler screwed up and accidentally packed an 800 into my 350's case. This thing BUMPS. My last two amps were a Quilter Bass block 802 and an Eden WT800. The Quilter was cool, I liked the feature set, design philosophy, etc. but the sound wasn't there. The WT800 sounded amazing but had the infamous Eden reliability issues. This MG350 has the features I was looking for, sounds AMAZING, and from what I understand has bulletproof reliability. And as far as power, I've barely got the master cracked and this thing is LOUD! I'm definitely not worried about running out of juice. Still in the honeymoon phase, but it's definitely off to a good start!
 
Just unpacked my new MG350. I decided to grab this little guy instead of the MG800 since I didn't really need all that power. I think the boys at Genzler screwed up and accidentally packed an 800 into my 350's case. This thing BUMPS. My last two amps were a Quilter Bass block 802 and an Eden WT800. The Quilter was cool, I liked the feature set, design philosophy, etc. but the sound wasn't there. The WT800 sounded amazing but had the infamous Eden reliability issues. This MG350 has the features I was looking for, sounds AMAZING, and from what I understand has bulletproof reliability. Still in the honeymoon phase, but it's definitely off to a good start!
there is nothing small about the 350 other than its physical size
 
Just unpacked my new MG350. I decided to grab this little guy instead of the MG800 since I didn't really need all that power. I think the boys at Genzler screwed up and accidentally packed an 800 into my 350's case. This thing BUMPS. My last two amps were a Quilter Bass block 802 and an Eden WT800. The Quilter was cool, I liked the feature set, design philosophy, etc. but the sound wasn't there. The WT800 sounded amazing but had the infamous Eden reliability issues. This MG350 has the features I was looking for, sounds AMAZING, and from what I understand has bulletproof reliability. And as far as power, I've barely got the master cracked and this thing is LOUD! I'm definitely not worried about running out of juice. Still in the honeymoon phase, but it's definitely off to a good start!
I am thoroughly happy with my 350. Between that and a B|amp I have every sound I can want. Thinking of selling my DG and Aguilar TH.
 
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Just unpacked my new MG350. I decided to grab this little guy instead of the MG800 since I didn't really need all that power. I think the boys at Genzler screwed up and accidentally packed an 800 into my 350's case. This thing BUMPS. My last two amps were a Quilter Bass block 802 and an Eden WT800. The Quilter was cool, I liked the feature set, design philosophy, etc. but the sound wasn't there. The WT800 sounded amazing but had the infamous Eden reliability issues. This MG350 has the features I was looking for, sounds AMAZING, and from what I understand has bulletproof reliability. And as far as power, I've barely got the master cracked and this thing is LOUD! I'm definitely not worried about running out of juice. Still in the honeymoon phase, but it's definitely off to a good start!

I gigged one for a bit before going to the 800. They're awesome.
 
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Hi all. Well my Magellan 800 made it to little New Zealand safe and sound. Gotta say it’s without a doubt the nicest amp I have had my hands on. From the almost art-deco 40’s retro futurist sleek design, through to the quality components. It’s fit and finish are flawless. And then I plugged in.. wow.. I love that clean channel, so many tonal flavours but none of them sound fake or over processed. The drive channel will also get some use but considering my pedal board already has a dark glass b3k that I use when I need to get gritty, I’ll prob bypass it for now. But back to that clean, so versatile, from high sizzle through to pillowy thump all thanks to some tweaking with the contour and input. Plus the ohm switch means I’m not pushing my gk 4ohm 410 cab as much, and it even handles my little gk mb10 practice cab too. Can’t wait to try this thing out with the full band next week. I’ll keep y’all posted. In the meantime, thanks Jeff, you’ve made me a very happy kiwi. :thumbsup:
 
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