I know it's already been asked, but I haven't seen it answered. Is there going to be a Kinetix 350?
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I know it's already been asked, but I haven't seen it answered. Is there going to be a Kinetix 350?
This has been asked a couple of times in the past day or so. Unfortunately, no is the answer.
There are a few technical issues that don't allow for this platform in a smaller, lower powered version using the smaller Class D module, at this time.
See the gut shot in Tom's post, I can see how that would be difficult to put in a different chassis. Thanks!This has been asked a couple of times in the past day or so. Unfortunately, no is the answer.
There are a few technical issues that don't allow for this platform in a smaller, lower powered version using the smaller Class D module, at this time.
This has been asked a couple of times in the past day or so. Unfortunately, no is the answer.
There are a few technical issues that don't allow for this platform in a smaller, lower powered version using the smaller Class D module, at this time.
Yeah, but my kids are conditioned for candy when boxes arrive.....Their loss. Honestly, I won't miss the candy.
Also, check out the Mel Brown video, which offers a variety of tones including slap, use with a fretless and the classic J-bass and P-bass tones.
Aaaaaand, I found it.
Mr. Genzler, I think you've knocked it outta da park! Now about those friggin sharks...
Those photos will never die. Ha! A long time ago.That shark picture brought back some memories![]()
Come on Thursday!No this features is not like the Mesa at all. This offers various compound curves to the HPF along with 3 options for low frequency response curves as well.

Here's a little video, not a very good one, I always try to make videos and then remember I'm not a youtuber, equipment wise, editing wise, or talent wise![]()
This has been asked a couple of times in the past day or so. Unfortunately, no is the answer.
There are a few technical issues that don't allow for this platform in a smaller, lower powered version using the smaller Class D module, at this time.