Nice score!
I had a 700RB-II a while back. Sold it.
Built another 700RB-II setup that I'm currently using. Love it.
I had a 700RB-II a while back. Sold it.
Built another 700RB-II setup that I'm currently using. Love it.
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Ah wow I guess shipping would be a lot for that style of head!It's roughly $1 USD = $1.30 AUD. It's a jump. And the price is inclusive of shipping which is a couple of hundred on its own.
Y'know. Things make a resurgence because people eventually quit trying to fix what ain't broke, and they come back to one of the well renowned options of old. Therefore, we very well could!
I had a 2000RB (basically 2 1000s in one box) and it slammed like no tomorrow! Very versitile, BUT it developed issues. I found a spare board for one side but never fixed it. Here's a pic I ripped from reverb.I never owned the 1000rb, but I knew someone who did. That guy wouldn't shut up about how perfect it is. I'm not sure about issues, he talked it up like he worked for them.
Can't speak to the records produced with GK, but the brand's reputation speaks for itself. Coming from Trace Elliot, which I still own; longevity, tone and clean headroom power were priorities. The 400RB 115 combo was purchased where small footprint for one band was needed. Then added a 15BLX for 4 ohm vertical projection. Sold that stack. Upgraded to the 700 into a beefed up vented 215 w Eminence Delta's. Been my daily for a couple years. The 1001's in case I want to be banned from a venue.I like your rationing here, Mike. Haha. But the truth is, a 700RB or two *is* quite a wise investment for a bass player. Having gear that is known to both pack a punch and be reliable is worth a lot to other musicians. Other musicians can also easily think of the tone when you point to the bundles of records that this thing has been on.
I love my GK700RB, I'm glad you were able to get one back into your hands. Love all the replies on this post. I didnt realize how many people love it. I thought I was somewhat weird or odd, it rarely gets any mentions.