I have set up my 800rb to do similar, but with three fifteens in total. Modern EQ’s tend towards more finesse and always seem to be crisper than I want for live bass work. The GK eq’s on all the RB series amps (I own four and gig my 700rb2) are consistently musical and exactly what I wind up wanting. I have dialed in more upper mid clarity and zing for my bass vi’s. I have tamed room response with the bass knob. Each has just been exactly what i need at all four eq points. Every time.I have read the GK eq sections were considered to be top tier.
How do they compare to today's offerings? Obviously the 800RB is legendary but with today's cabinet offering is it still viable? I run into a 4 ohm 8x10 main amp and an 8 ohm EV15L with the other 100 watt amp with its adjustable crossover...for me it's still a great setup though odd by today's standards...just curious if anyone runs this type of setup...thanks in advance!
Well designed and well made vintage is what people WANT for the most part, especially as trends have shifted away from onboard active EQ.
Stick with what you already like — I really don’t think you are missing out on anything. When I moved from the parametric EQ Eden Metro + 210 XLT ext rig to a complicated Mesa MBasis 2000 and then to my first GK800rb… I found perfection and musicality