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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

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The current stable. I'm actually very happy at the moment. Just waiting for the next run of Dunwich ODBs and looking to add a Demon Lung and replace the HS with a deluxe.
 
When I get reemployed, think I want to get another class D head. Pretty sure I want a gk, but anyone like any other class D heads enough to mention?

Just looking for clean power, good tone. Pedals would drive it if anything.

Nope. GK all the way here.

If I wanted a small class D I would probably get a GK. The MB200 looks sweet, but the MB800 gots the features I would want. Wish I had a reason to grab one.
 
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That's nothing, when I was in high school I used to date this girl and I didn't know her first name for the first 2 weeks we've been dating! :D

How'd that go? It made for a good Seinfeld episode.

If I wanted a small class D I would probably get a GK. The MB200 looks sweet, but the MB800 gots the features I would want. Wish I had a reason to grab one.

I've have owned the MB200, and MB500. Perhaps it's MB800 time.
 
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Also of note. There are a TON of class D amps in the classifieds lately. All the new amps coming out has really tanked the used price of several "older" class D amps.

Specifically the Genz Benz micros, to a lesser degree the GK amps, and Ampeg.
 
Also of note. There are a TON of class D amps in the classifieds lately. All the new amps coming out has really tanked the used price of several "older" class D amps.

Specifically the Genz Benz micros, to a lesser degree the GK amps, and Ampeg.

I had a GB shuttle 6.2 for a short spell and it was a killer amp. I only sold it cause I got an Eden WT550 and didn't need or want two amps. How the times have changed.
 
What did you think of those 2? Why do you not have them any more?

Don't forget the MB Fusion800 also.


My first "real amp" was a fender bxr 200. Heavy, but loud combo unit. Had it like nearly two years and the gk mb200 came out and the class d concept grabbed me. Didn't seem as loud as the fender and I sold it to buy it. Sold it if I'm remembering correctly to a guy in the fabulous thunderbirds or something similar to that name.

MB500 was intended to be flipped, ended up keeping it for a long time and sold about a year ago. Was better of the two just cause it had more options. And basically so close in size why settle for 200?
 
If I wanted a small class D I would probably get a GK. The MB200 looks sweet, but the MB800 gots the features I would want. Wish I had a reason to grab one.

I'm glad I bought my mb800 when I did, It's my most useful piece of gear at this point. Fits in my gig bag, loud enough for any gig, great tone on its own and takes pedals great. It's not a tube amp, but it's the most "swiss army knife" type solid state amp I've owned.