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Genzler Amplification Club

Thanks, Steve

I don't doubt you or Dwellers and I suspect that Dr. Genzler might weigh in with the same advice, but I just want to ask how this jibes with the recommendation to keep all your drivers the same size?

The BA15-3 would be a most XLNT choice to go with the BA-210! I've thought about trying that combo, just to see how different it is to my current setup...

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I can, most assuredly, win any volume war...LOL! I also-frickin'-lutely LOVE these cabs! Every time I think about trying something new, I go play a gig, and that thought goes away. Like I said, the only thing I might try is adding the BA-15 to the 210 and see how it compares to the 210/410 TOWER OF AWESOMENESS!

Now, I'm not the best bassist, but this is what it sounds like live...
 
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^^^ Yup, the 410/210 combo is my go to rig for sure. Adding a BA15-3 SLT to the 410 brings in a big round, clear bottom end. First time I used this combo I was like WOW! It’s a big sounding rig!

The 210/115 is a perfectly matched combo that would handle any gig big or small with a lot of punch!
 
WOW! Your Spector sounds glorious through the Genz cabs. ROCK ON Dude!

The BA15-3 would be a most XLNT choice to go with the BA-210! I've thought about trying that combo, just to see how different it is to my current setup...

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I can, most assuredly, win any volume war...LOL! I also-frickin'-lutely LOVE these cabs! Every time I think about trying something new, I go play a gig, and that thought goes away. Like I said, the only thing I might try is adding the BA-15 to the 210 and see how it compares to the 210/410 TOWER OF AWESOMENESS!

Now, I'm not the best bassist, but this is what it sounds like live...
 
Well I sold my beloved MG112T to fund the purchase of a NC-112T to pair with the NC-210T I ordered a few weeks back. I ordered from the same dealer,and since the NC-210 has not been shipped yet, I am hoping that perhaps they will both ship out together. Even if they don't, I am looking forward to whichever arrives first. Waiting somewhat patiently.....
 
Well I sold my beloved MG112T to fund the purchase of a NC-112T to pair with the NC-210T I ordered a few weeks back. I ordered from the same dealer,and since the NC-210 has not been shipped yet, I am hoping that perhaps they will both ship out together. Even if they don't, I am looking forward to whichever arrives first. Waiting somewhat patiently.....

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Anyone have a couple nice 10-2 arrays they want to sale. Message me if you do. I have the 12t tall boy cab and like it but not near as much as the arrays I had.

I posted a few days ago that I'm in the same boat. I've been using the MG350/MG12T-V and have been very pleased with its convenience, tone and output. However, I've come to the conclusion the the BA10-2 just fits the tone I'm looking for better. Both are marvelous cabs, it all comes down to personal tone goals. I'll be buying a pair of BA10-2s soon, but I'm buying new. If I see any nice used ones for sale I'll let you know.

Bob
 
Anyone have a couple nice 10-2 arrays they want to sale. Message me if you do. I have the 12t tall boy cab Like New and like it but not near as much as the arrays I had.
There's a single for sale on eBay for $415 + $22 shipping. It didn't sell at this price the first time around, so he's relisted and open to offers. Do it, you know you want it. :D

Genzler BA10-2 Bass Array Speaker Cabinet | eBay
 
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I posted a few days ago that I'm in the same boat. I've been using the MG350/MG12T-V and have been very pleased with its convenience, tone and output. However, I've come to the conclusion the the BA10-2 just fits the tone I'm looking for better. Both are marvelous cabs, it all comes down to personal tone goals. I'll be buying a pair of BA10-2s soon, but I'm buying new. If I see any nice used ones for sale I'll let you know.

Bob

I just used both of my 12T-Vs for band rehearsal last night and I think my BA 210-3/BA 15-3 SLT cabs that I've been playing through at home have ruined me. No matter what I tried, they sounded very, uhm, aggressive (for lack of a better term) for the country music I was playing. I'm not saying they sounded bad, just not right for what I was doing.

And I've flat-out fallen in love with the 15's depth. I just wasn't feeling my low B last night. Options are a great problem to have. :D
 
I just used both of my 12T-Vs for band rehearsal last night and I think my BA 210-3/BA 15-3 SLT cabs that I've been playing through at home have ruined me. No matter what I tried, they sounded very, uhm, aggressive (for lack of a better term) for the country music I was playing. I'm not saying they sounded bad, just not right for what I was doing.

And I've flat-out fallen in love with the 15's depth. I just wasn't feeling my low B last night. Options are a great problem to have. :D

And there's my other dilemma. I like the BA series, and the portability of the BA10-2, but the larger BA cabs keep me wondering...but yes, the options are a great problem to have.
 
I just used both of my 12T-Vs for band rehearsal last night and I think my BA 210-3/BA 15-3 SLT cabs that I've been playing through at home have ruined me. No matter what I tried, they sounded very, uhm, aggressive (for lack of a better term) for the country music I was playing. I'm not saying they sounded bad, just not right for what I was doing.

And I've flat-out fallen in love with the 15's depth. I just wasn't feeling my low B last night. Options are a great problem to have. :D

I always grab a slightly aggressive sound in country bands to actually be heard. Don't wanna juat be mud in the back.
 
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my 15-3 is the cab I use in my modern country band, with an L-2500, which can be pretty trebly if I want it to be (which I rarely ever do, but it's there if I want it, and the 15-3 handles it wonderfully).

I've used either my Magellan 800 head or Forte HP with the B-15 firmware and both sound great thru the single 15 and the bass fills most of the stinky bars that I play in. only if I was doing an outside or big room gig would I want to bring more cab.
 
I have an outdoor jazz gig June 12. I’ll post my MG350/112T-V rig then. Give you all a break from the big BA rigs. :cool:

I see what you're doing here...trying to keep us in the MG12T-V club. Honestly, even if I pick up a BA cab or two, I can't see moving along the MG12T-V. Two different flavors of great.
 
I see what you're doing here...trying to keep us in the MG12T-V club. Honestly, even if I pick up a BA cab or two, I can't see moving along the MG12T-V. Two different flavors of great.
Yep. And if I need all 350 watts I'd stack another 12T-V on top. I've seen a pic and it looks great. I'm sure it sounds fantastic as well. Not taking away from the BA cabs at all. I almost went with a "mini. stack" of 10-2's. All I really need at this point in my career is a combo amp that can 1) keep up with a jazz quartet 2) fill a stage if I do a musical and 3) be a one hand carry. This is a perfect rig for that.

If I did need to carry a room, or played without FOH support or any of those other situations, then yeah, I'd probably have an MG800 and BA15 and a BA210, or maybe a couple NC cabs.
 
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