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Genzler Amplification Club

@dwellers ----- I also think this is one of the best combinations we offer. I too like the punch of the 2x10 cab up on top of the BA15-3SLT. And the flexibility you mention with 2 different types of cabs --- for your various needs or tonal moods. My personal favorite is the BA210-3 (straight) on top of the slanted BA15-3SLT. Like any of our SLANT/STRAIGHT combinations, I like the SLANT on the floor and STRAIGHT on top. This makes both baffles in the same 6 degree "slanted plane" which aligns the baffles in a direct couple, along with both arrays. This is totally subjective and many like different variations but that's just me..
I have a single 15-3. Love it! IMHO, this cab is a game changer. Am considering adding another 15-3, but now after Jeff’s post considering the 210-3. Jeff’s post about the SLT on the bottom and straight on top and baffle/array alignment, really has me thinking. I do like 10’s and have used them exclusively in the past. Confused and stuck with which combo would be the best for which sound quality I would like to achieve. Choices, choices! At least is great to have so many super offerings from Jeff to choose from, thanks again Jeff for these outstanding products!
 
I don't have any experience with anything other than the 12-3, and I have 3 of them and they sound delicious. A question, I have 1 slant and 2 straights. Which order do you think I should stack those. So far I've just put the slant on the very top but thinking maybe putting it at the bottom and slanting the whole stack.... Or maybe in the middle??

My preference is the SLT in the middle, but really, any of the stacking combinations work just fine.
 
Jeff is killing me with these NU Classic cabs but I'm still playing catchup! I received my 15-3 SLT the other day (while TB was down so had NO ONE to share my excitement with!) and I am absolutely blown away by this cab. Good grief she kicks like a mule! While I firmly believe I won't NEED to, I will be augmenting it with a BA210-3 as my new "big stage" rig running with the Magellan 800 head. I'll still use the pair of 12T-V's for small stages which, let's be honest, are 100% adequate for a large stage as well but wow! I can not believe how great this cab is.

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I told Jeff to stop making stuff. I can't keep up. And I don't even use an amp but maybe 6 times a year. It isn;'t part of my regular rig. Although I told him if he maybe had a tube head with an affected tube DI out that I could use for my IEM gigs...just like to plant little thoughts for him. It's really the only thing that "Genzler" doesn't have that "Genz Benz" did. An updated "Genzlerized" Streamliner would be awesome. That on top of a NU210...or my MG12-T-V...
 
I’m really interested in the my 212t. Any chance that it is loaded with the new faital pro 12fe300? Good looking driver.

The NU CLASSIC 212T has two advanced Ferrite/Ceramic 12" LF drivers vertically stacked, along with a HF compression tweeter with Ferro-Fluid cooling, capable of accepting 600W/8 ohms! And, it weighs only 44lbs!
 
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Excuse the ignorance - I'm leaning toward the NC210 + NC112 stack but is there any concern about running both cabs with the MG800 given the 112 is rated for 300 watts? Is it a "you'll have to watch your volume" situation or am I overthinking?


Not at all. The Magellan with the NC210T/112T is big & punchy! And, those cabs sound great together with volume!!
 
So which of the the NU Classic cabs did you prefer Joeykun? They are certainly different than the Bass Array cabs you are accustomed to...

That vertical 210 is outstanding! I’m not a 12’s kinda guy....But, that 112T sounded fantastic on its own.
Both of them together are amazing!
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Thanks - so I wouldn't need to be concerned about damaging the 112 since it seems I'd be running 400 watts into it if I use the 112 and 210 together with the MG800?
Remember cab watts are thermal rating and there is no one to one comparison with an amp’s output power. I doubt if you would ever wish to run the MG800 full blast wide open through the cabs - the SPL would likely be damaging to the ear, the environment, and small dogs. In any loud environment, with any amp, with any cabs - always listen for speaker distress.