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Genzler Amplification Club

The Kinetix 800 has a thickness, warmth, and slam that pairs well with the Beyma 15WR400 ferrite woofer in my DIY 115 cab. I really enjoy this rig and did a quick audio recording to capture the vibe...
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Post gig report - this amp is the shizz! Sure, I'm in the honeymoon period but I was extremely impressed with its performance last night. On the way home I was thinking about it and thought of the analogy of a bowl of oatmeal. The first two knobs allow you to set the texture of your oatmeal. Want it lumpy or creamy or somewhere in between. Then the lean, fat, thick switch - do you want to add brown sugar or brown sugar and maple syrup? Then you have EQ to change the overall flavor profile. Very easy to use layout and I guess I'll read the manual now that I have a chance. Heh.
Before or after breakfast. I'd suggest before so your oatmeal doesn't get cold? ;)
 
With a big vacation coming up as well as holidays etc, the band only has about 3 shows left on the calendar for the year. The MG800/BA410 has kept a steady stream of low end pumping on the regular. Had another fun time Saturday night...the new Lakland has been working like a charm and I think any bass out there would shine through a Genzler setup! Keep those rig photos coming....

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I have the Genzler MG350-MG12-COMBO and I was thinking about buying another cabinet to use with it for when I want more stage volume.

I play a 5-string Dingwall SP1.

Should I get a second MG12 cabinet or would something else be better? I definitely like the low weight of the MG12.

Thanks!

Alan
A second MG-12T-V would be great.

An NC115-T would give you three options, but it is 37lbs instead of 24lbs.
 
I have the Genzler MG350-MG12-COMBO and I was thinking about buying another cabinet to use with it for when I want more stage volume.

I play a 5-string Dingwall SP1.

Should I get a second MG12 cabinet or would something else be better? I definitely like the low weight of the MG12.

Thanks!

Alan
My vote is for a second 12" cab. That would give you the maximum amount of versatility and allow the MG 350 head to produce it's full 350w. It's the approach I took with my M350-BA110-Combo. There's nothing better than doubling down on a good thing taking the entire rig up a notch in sound and output.
 
I have the Genzler MG350-MG12-COMBO and I was thinking about buying another cabinet to use with it for when I want more stage volume.

I play a 5-string Dingwall SP1.

Should I get a second MG12 cabinet or would something else be better? I definitely like the low weight of the MG12.

Thanks!

Alan
It seems that you've recieved some good advice and I would also lean towards adding an additional MG-12T-V cabinet to get the most out of coupling and also the height of the rig that would come form stacking 2 cabs. That would be impressive.
 
I have the Genzler MG350-MG12-COMBO and I was thinking about buying another cabinet to use with it for when I want more stage volume.

I play a 5-string Dingwall SP1.

Should I get a second MG12 cabinet or would something else be better? I definitely like the low weight of the MG12.

Thanks!

Alan
I have the same rig as you. If I used it more and needed more sound, I would add another MG12 cab. Nice look. Nice sound. Good height. Light weight.