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Genzler Amplification Club

Hi All, I’m still undecided as to whether I should go for a single 12-3 or 10-2.

I remember playing through an Eden 12” combo that sounded real punchy and tight at lower volumes which I really enjoyed but once it gets a little louder (even for home practice not a band setting), the Eden gets quite boomy and undefined. Will I face the same with the 12-3?
 
Hi All, I’m still undecided as to whether I should go for a single 12-3 or 10-2.

I remember playing through an Eden 12” combo that sounded real punchy and tight at lower volumes which I really enjoyed but once it gets a little louder (even for home practice not a band setting), the Eden gets quite boomy and undefined. Will I face the same with the 12-3?
Stand alone 112 Edens have/had few fans, whether XLT (mid heavy, bass light) or budget dual cone (little headroom). Don't know which your combo was similar to.

No such limitations for the Genzler cabinets you're interested in. Get both : )
 
Did somebody say 4X10?? :D

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I am now home with my BA2-115-3SLT. The 15's screws all needed a few twists (this is a used purchase not new from factory or dealer).

You are not going to hide anything from this cab! Whoever said more expensive gear will not make you a better player never heard everything they were doing wrong this clearly.

For now I am going to roll my treble down in public :whistle:
 
I am now home with my BA2-115-3SLT. The 15's screws all needed a few twists (this is a used purchase not new from factory or dealer).

You are not going to hide anything from this cab! Whoever said more expensive gear will not make you a better player never heard everything they were doing wrong this clearly.

For now I am going to roll my treble down in public :whistle:

Congrats on the cab! I agree with you on the clarity. It really helped me when I started playing a fretless bass.
 

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