Two of these 10's sound fantastic, I can only imagine what three of them must sound like.
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Genzler Amplification Club
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Two of these 10's sound fantastic, I can only imagine what three of them must sound like.
besides the fact that they just look good stacked up like that. Do you play with the stack sitting on the dolly?
Actually I do, it makes the stack easy to move around or just push into the closet when I need them out of the way. If I added a third cabinet I wouldn't feel so confident about moving them all at once on the dolly. It would be ideal if the feet fit into round sunken grooves on the top of each cabinet, then I'd much more likely consider it. I also wish there were available a straight 10" array cab so if you had three cabinets you could use at least one straight cab in the mix to keep the entire stack more level with an amp on top.
I'd only be a bit worried about physical stability.
No worries. I've played out a few times with 3 BA 10-2s stacked. No stability issues at all.
it makes sense. I'm pretty interested in the array concept. Maybe just add another 10 or wait a bit longer to save for a 12.
Thanks!
It's visually striking. What would be the limits in terms of volume and gig size for this mini-rig?
I emailed Jeff Genzler the same question a couple weeks back, though I phrased it terms of scale and flexibility, and if it'd be complimentary or less than the sum of it's parts.
Jeff said he thought it'd be complimentary, but recommended turning off the NC112's tweeter in favour of the BA102's mid array.
Very loud and any size gig since once you get to a certain size it’s all FOH. This will definitely look after stage volume…
or, if you needed to tilt down the front angle of one of the cabs, you could place a foam chunk under the rear edge
Yes, turning off the tweeter lets the smoothness of the array shine nicely. I do that with my 12-3 on top of my neoX212.
I keep a pair of old hockey pucks around for this.
How’s your gig going today? Is it snowing?
One set to go.
One set to go.
Yikes! I was sweating up on stage today. Upper 70’s here with a little sun.
Today at my show I ran my BA 210-3 and NC 210T as well as running board to the board. It was a big St Pattys thing and we had a sound guy, which we usually don’t have.
He said my rig plus the Sushibox Finally was one of the best rigs he’s ever heard.
He said my rig plus the Sushibox Finally was one of the best rigs he’s ever heard.
Not sure about the rest of your rig, but you can’t go wrong with Genzler or Sushi.
No. It’s going back. Couldn’t get along with it.
My HX One went crazy today so all I was using on my board today was the Finally, chorus, and Darkglass VMT.
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Most years we do the end of the ski season party in Telluride, CO on the main street. Usually attended by a few thousand people. Blizzards have struck, although the worst was when it was 16º by the time we finished last year. It took about 3 or 4 days for the chill to go away. Of course, the Genzler rig worked perfectly.
16°F is -9°C, that's chilling. I wouldn't be able to play anymore and my basses wouldn't like these temperatures either.
Ive played a couple extremely cold winter events outside, and while the attendees enjoyed them (assisted with beer), my fingers were absolutely miserable, even with pocket warmers, removable tipped gloves, layering and strategically-placed dish heaters. And you had quite the long ride from Boulder to Telluride to think about that cold dry freeze!
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