thebassman

[quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1366281170' post='2050406'] 9.2 shuttle max is where its at [/quote] +1 This paired with my stingray 5 is musical nirvana :-)

I owned a GB streamliner 600 for a while, I didn't get on with it either. To me it sounded too wooly with no definition, no matter what i did with the EQ I got totally lost in the band mix with 2 valve amp guitars and drums. Ended up with a GB shuttlemax 9.2 and love it, especially the FET channel. It sounds clear and defined, sits great in the mix without having to deafen everyone. Cheers Thebassman

[quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1366201806' post='2049497'] True bi-amp...which isn't what the GK amp actually has, IMO.. is the ability to split the signal and send his and lows to specialist cabs and you need a variable cross-over for this. Nice idea in theory but not really that useful, when all said and done. You end up with twice the gear..as you run a stereo rig...for the same power...so hence, marginal gains, if any. IMO. [/quote] I'm not sure what "true bi-amp" actually is or how usefull it is, but the Galilien and Krueger 700RBii and the 410 RBH cab are set up already for bi-amp. All you need to do is to connect them with a 4 core speakon cable, 1-, 1+ for the woofer and 2-, 2+ for the tweeter. You can buy the cable from our very own OBBM on here, [url="http://bassic-bits.co.uk/"]http://bassic-bits.co.uk/[/url], 1 metre cable for £20.50. You can then control the woofer and tweeter independantly. 1 amp, 1 cab, simples. cheers thebassman

[quote name='JHasted1992' timestamp='1366200837' post='2049479'] Would this work well with the [color=#000000][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]GK 410RBH?[/font][/color] [/quote] Sure would. You can also use the bi-amp set up on the full GK rig. GK gear should get you a nice gritty Muse/ RATM tone also, happy days. cheers thebassman

Here you go, a link to a GK700RBii, in the amps classified section too. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/184027-gallien-krueger-700rb-ii/"]http://basschat.co.uk/topic/184027-gallien-krueger-700rb-ii/[/url] Also a link to the GK manual [url="http://www.gallien-krueger.com/manuals/1001RB-II_700RB-II.pdf"]http://www.gallien-krueger.com/manuals/1001RB-II_700RB-II.pdf[/url] cheers thebassman

I take an Orange bass terror as a back up. I've had a couple of amp failures over the years, and I can't afford to be let down in a live situation. Our pa is vocals only, so I can't just use a di.

[quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1364544057' post='2027839'] I purchased mine least year then broke my wrist, the same day! I only used mine for it's first proper gig with the 2x12T last weekend although we have had lots of full scale practices. It was very useful having one channel set up for the electric up right and the other for the stingrays [/quote] Oh, that's a nightmare about your wrist. I'm using mine with a Boogie 2x12T and my Stingray 5, it sounds insane.

[quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1364494977' post='2027337'] My Genz Shuttlemax 9.2 is awesome, both channels are ace and I can't decide which I prefer but I don't have to as its just a click of the footswitch to change channels [/quote] Yep, me too. I get to use it in anger tomorrow night for the first time :-)

Jon bought my Mesa M6Carbine today. What a great guy to deal with. Cheers and enjoy the amp Martin

[quote name='bassmasterwraith' timestamp='1362175073' post='1996925'] Thanks guys, I've gone for the Aguilar just because its cheaper! [/quote] Did you get a dual or single channel? Cheers Thebassmn