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NCD: Portable Rig (Genz Benz)

Apr 16, 2009
2,564
2,990
This is as portable as I'm willing to go for electric bass.

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Special thanks to @ad9000 for working with me on shipping this cab, and extra-special thanks to @agedhorse for designing a 4-ohm 4x10 that moves mountains.
 
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This is as portable as I'm willing to go for electric bass.

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Special thanks to @ad9000 for working with me on shipping this cab, and extra-special thanks to @agedhorse for designing a 4-ohm 4x10 that moves mountains.
@fu22ba55 --- Looks like you got yourself a nice UBER 410. That is a powerhouse cabinet for sure. In the picture, I noticed that the speaker grille looks a little low on the front. There should not be a gap at the top, between the grille and the top of the cabinet. If everything is still stock, you should be able to pop off the grille and slide it up and stap it back in. Right now, the bottom of the grille is hanging over the shelf port at the bottom a little bit.
See if that might work for you.
 
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@fu22ba55 --- Looks like you got yourself a nice UBER 410. That is a powerhouse cabinet for sure. In the picture, I noticed that the speaker grille looks a little low on the front. There should not be a gap at the top, between the grille and the top of the cabinet. If everything is still stock, you should be able to pop off the grille and slide it up and stap it back in. Right now, the bottom of the grille is hanging over the shelf port at the bottom a little bit.
See if that might work for you.
This is exactly what I love about TalkBass!!! DETAILS, straight from the top!!!
 
In the picture, I noticed that the speaker grille looks a little low on the front. There should not be a gap at the top...

At first, I'm like... "who is this busybody telling me that my speaker grille..." then I realized OHMYGODITSJEFFGENZLER!!!

Thank you Mr. Genzler for the tip about the speaker grille, and thanks for all the amazing gear you and Andy have designed over the years. This is not my first Genzler gear, and likely won't be my last!
 
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