New Rig (GR Bass)

[BaltBass5]

 

[Element Zero]

410? 212?

 

[BaltBass5]

410? 212?

212

 

[Smallmouth_Bass]

And lighter than most 1x12's, I presume?

Congrats! Those cabs are very intriguing and tempting. I am not getting any younger and my back isn't getting any stronger! Their price keeps me from being overly curious about them, but maybe one day.

 

[Johno Dunn]

And lighter than most 1x12's, I presume?

Congrats! Those cabs are very intriguing and tempting. I am not getting any younger and my back isn't getting any stronger! Their price keeps me from being overly curious about them, but maybe one day.

And they sound really good!

 

[dbsfgyd1]

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Very nice.

 

[BaltBass5]

And lighter than most 1x12's, I presume?

Congrats! Those cabs are very intriguing and tempting. I am not getting any younger and my back isn't getting any stronger! Their price keeps me from being overly curious about them, but maybe one day.

They sound KILLER and the weight is unbelievable! 20 lbs lighter than my tried and true Subway 212 and only about $300 more expensive.

 

[kesslari]

I love and have been very happy with mine.
Enjoy it!

 

[Fat Nermil]

My GR AT212 weighs less than my already-considered-light Mesa Subway 112. I love how easy it is to transport. And it sounds great.

 

[Dincrest]

Whoa! That GR 2x12 is almost half the weight of ONE of my Bergantino 1x12s. I have two of those Berg 1x12 cubes, and each one is about 48 pounds. And I think that is a lightweight rig!

As impressive as that GR cab is though, my eyes were immediately drawn to that radiant red Spector bass in the back. Tell me more about that, if you please.

 

[aprod]

Very nice.

 

[007Rider65]

And lighter than most 1x12's, I presume?

Congrats! Those cabs are very intriguing and tempting. I am not getting any younger and my back isn't getting any stronger! Their price keeps me from being overly curious about them, but maybe one day.

Myself and a friend of mine have both had the crossovers go out on these cabs. Beware and good luck. Barefaced are our go to now….

 

[Smallmouth_Bass]

Myself and a friend of mine have both had the crossovers go out on these cabs. Beware and good luck. Barefaced are our go to now….

It doesn't seem like a component that should fail.

 

[BaltBass5]

Myself and a friend of mine have both had the crossovers go out on these cabs. Beware and good luck. Barefaced are our go to now….

After how long? At what settings?
I typically don't use the tweeter and if I do, I run it on and at low. With a 5 year Warranty I'm thinking I should be good to go.

 

[BaltBass5]

Whoa! That GR 2x12 is almost half the weight of ONE of my Bergantino 1x12s. I have two of those Berg 1x12 cubes, and each one is about 48 pounds. And I think that is a lightweight rig!

As impressive as that GR cab is though, my eyes were immediately drawn to that radiant red Spector bass in the back. Tell me more about that, if you please.

It's a 2019 Spector LT 4. I pulled the DG pre out and replaced it with the EMG BTS and I pulled the Barts out and replaced them with EMG actives. It was my main Std tuning bass for about 5 years before I switched to Dingwalls. KILLER tone and only weighs about 8 lbs!

 

[gregbackstrom]

I love and have been very happy with mine.
Enjoy it!

Me too! I've had an AT 212 for about a year and a pair of AT 110's that feel like empty hat boxes! It's a great time to be an older bass player!

 

[micguy]

Me too! I've had an AT 212 for about a year and a pair of AT 110's that feel like empty hat boxes! It's a great time to be an older bass player!

Ampless gigs (with a PA that's got tens of kilowatts of power) are what make it a truly great time to be an old bass player.