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Genzler Amplification Club

@Lovep --- thank you for the continued interest in our gear. About your pricing observations, Yes the new NC-115T's cost is reflective of the current component and shipping costs for these quality products. Unfortunately there will be a price increase next week on the remaining products in the line which will make more sense with your observations.
Makes sense. Thank you, Jeff!
 
I bought a 212 cab from a different manufacturer for $899 a couple months ago and now that same cab goes for $999 so these price hikes are making the rounds. Even the lumber, adhesive, and hardware for a DIY project was up by about 20%.

Also - that NC-115T is quite nice and Nate Navarro makes some of the best demos in the business.
Thumbs up on the new addition.
 
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No, keeping all the Mesa gear. I've got (2) SW115s, SW112, SW215, D800+, WD800, and the TT800. I think I want something in a 410 cab. Been seeing a lot of the Genzler gear. Just wanting to try something different.
Something different, this combination works for me.
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@Joeykun --- Man you place some nice theaters and big stages. Love it.
Wish I could have enjoyed more of those in my playing days. More than a couple of times my mic stand was sheared off at the base when someone fell onto the stage and caused havoc.
Oh the good Ole days.
 
@Joeykun --- Man you place some nice theaters and big stages. Love it.
Thanks Boss! I love these old theaters. We have played this one every year for the last 8+ years!
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@Joeykun --- Man you place some nice theaters and big stages. Love it.
Wish I could have enjoyed more of those in my playing days. More than a couple of times my mic stand was sheared off at the base when someone fell onto the stage and caused havoc.
Oh the good Ole days.
Did you ever play behind chicken wire? You know, so the thrown beer bottles wouldn’t getcha? Made the gigs worthwhile fun cause you could shoot the bird to the thrower in between notes. Or on one gig incite energy so much as to have the stage rushed and people in the front pushed by the people in the back until finally the PA toppled over and they rushed the stage? Grab guitar and run out the back stage door; come back the next day to get amps. Or on a different gig in the deep South, 3 sets in, have a biker gang of 30 come in and grab each of you and throw you out the door cause you had a person in the band not the same color as the gang? Although can’t really say I have ever had as much fun as we did back then - except no fun getting chunked out of the bar onto the pavement, although we later laughed about it saying we were probably the only band in the world to have that happen. The days of “Beer drinkers & Hell Raisers” - not us, the audience. Uhhh, maybe a little us as well. And the irony; I am auditioning this week for a Southern Rock band which has a standing gig at a biker bar…should I put my MG800 in a really good case? Haha
 
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No chicken wire biker gigs here. Corporate gigs, weddings and receptions, country clubs, and private parties for me. Some client overlap? Yep, for a fact. Different behaviors from suits and ties, though. Contracts and advance payments, too. Grateful that so far there have been zero scary moments for me, the band, the guests, and my gear.
Sounds like a great gig.

I quit playing bars years ago, except for the occasional far apart blues or rock gigs, and not even that the last 3 years.... In my area, it is pretty much play the bar circuit or the occasional private event. Being mostly a rural state, our live music alternatives are not broad.
 
If i ever sell my second 15STL-ARRY I think I am going to get the 2x10 straight. I think I could stack it either way and it would look cool. But for now I like the punch. I think I should get the 2x10 cause i play all gereras and do improv jams, so I need a good overall cut on mids and treble. I play with a spector euro which as a ton a low end in itself. I think it might suite me better to add 2 tens. I need fx like phaser and synth high end tonal stuff to cut better in the mix. My envelope filter does okay but again its hard with so much bass and trust me I cut the bass hard on the Megallan and the bass itself goes to noon or below.
 
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