Hello,
I'm more or less a GK fan boy, but in spite of that I'm not tilting towards the Plex preamp. While it looks like it has voices of several GK amps, it looks a bit overly complex for what I'm after, and I'm also interested perhaps in a rack mount solution.
I had the speaker in my 200MB replaced last year and just brought it out again to hook up via XLR for recording. It really sounds great with my new Fender Aerodyne Jazz P/J bass. Clicking on the "Contour" button is like getting transported to another dimension. I guess it cuts out a lot of midrange but leaves a deep bottom end and highs for definition. I can see having it both ways for different styles.
I am looking for something that can do that but in more of an adjustable fashion, you know, a regular parametric EQ but also bass oriented with overdrive possibilities. I'm looking at a Tech21 GED-2112 which seems pretty cool in this regard. Sure sounds like Geddy when he plays through it! It's not necessarily what I'm going for all the time (I probably am more interested in cleaner tones 90% of the time).
Any other suggestions?
I'm more or less a GK fan boy, but in spite of that I'm not tilting towards the Plex preamp. While it looks like it has voices of several GK amps, it looks a bit overly complex for what I'm after, and I'm also interested perhaps in a rack mount solution.
I had the speaker in my 200MB replaced last year and just brought it out again to hook up via XLR for recording. It really sounds great with my new Fender Aerodyne Jazz P/J bass. Clicking on the "Contour" button is like getting transported to another dimension. I guess it cuts out a lot of midrange but leaves a deep bottom end and highs for definition. I can see having it both ways for different styles.
I am looking for something that can do that but in more of an adjustable fashion, you know, a regular parametric EQ but also bass oriented with overdrive possibilities. I'm looking at a Tech21 GED-2112 which seems pretty cool in this regard. Sure sounds like Geddy when he plays through it! It's not necessarily what I'm going for all the time (I probably am more interested in cleaner tones 90% of the time).
Any other suggestions?