- Nov 29, 2007
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- Endorsing artist GENZ BENZ/HERCULES STANDS/XSonics
I ran it last night.In a club with my 65pbass. We were playing dance music. I used the pair of Uber210's (at least for the last 2 sets). The first 3 I ran a single 210 to see if the 500watts felt true. It did. Having the "extra" power is really felt as well as heard. We got into the 3rd set and I decided to disconnect my line to FOH and see what I could do myself. I did ask FOH if I could for the test. 900 watts in to dual Uber210's was an absolutely driving force. Here is the cool thing, when playing loud and engaging the global bass boost the head does NOT peter out. It shoves frequencies as it should. I normaly play my 5 string Smith on this gig but at home the Pbass/9.0/Uber210's was such a nice treat I used it. Also, this bass has had an Xtender key tuned to "C" on it since 1986 so yes it will drive the hell out of a "C".
As for the comparisons...well the 9.0 is the 6.0 but the eq sits in a sweeter place (or it appears to)... and is more powerful.
vs the tone of the Max series? The Max series has a warmth factor in the eq that is second to none and a max9.0 would be the SH** due to dual channels, the variable globals and the 4 ohm power.
These are just my opinions and yes I am an endorser before people start. Before you tell me I am biased plug one in .
As for the comparisons...well the 9.0 is the 6.0 but the eq sits in a sweeter place (or it appears to)... and is more powerful.
vs the tone of the Max series? The Max series has a warmth factor in the eq that is second to none and a max9.0 would be the SH** due to dual channels, the variable globals and the 4 ohm power.
These are just my opinions and yes I am an endorser before people start. Before you tell me I am biased plug one in .





