OK 2 things I didn't notice at first:
Yep, I'm sure. I got it when I had 3 vertebrae fused in my neck. I thought I'd only use it while I was recovering, but I never wanted to go back.You sure about using that stand? Seems inhibitating...nice playing though
Yep, I'm sure. I got it when I had 3 vertebrae fused in my neck. I thought I'd only use it while I was recovering, but I never wanted to go back.
The weight of any bass is now a complete non-issue. I like that.
Of course, I don't get the call to do gigs where I do motown-review dancing while playing.
But then, I never got called to do those gigs anyway
Makes perfect sense man! Sorry if my comment was upsetting.....Yep, I'm sure. I got it when I had 3 vertebrae fused in my neck. I thought I'd only use it while I was recovering, but I never wanted to go back.
The weight of any bass is now a complete non-issue. I like that.
Of course, I don't get the call to do gigs where I do motown-review dancing while playing.
But then, I never got called to do those gigs anyway
Not at all. Back to GR - the 212 sounded GREAT!
www.grbass.com
I'm super happy, because I didn't know how the "fusion of science and emotion" would sound… Now I know
GROOVE – GRBass
I'm super happy, because I didn't know how the "fusion of science and emotion" would sound… Now I know
GROOVE – GRBass
OK, I admit it's personal, I hate this style of text (a collection of meaningless superlatives) and the voice, which sounds like a blockbuster trailer.
www.thomannmusic.com
My GR 350 and Dual 1400 both have a studio "no fan" mode by holding the LED button for 8 seconds or something. If you get it hot enough, it will override and come on anyway. My 1400 cycles always, even if i am not playing at all. I didn't like this amp really. My Mesa 800+ and WD-800 are quiet, simple to dial in and 2 ohm! Here's my GR complaints: The tuner is worthless, ridiculously slow to respond and all the LED choices are not needed for anything but to look cool or induce a seizure. The EQ has micro slide switches under the knobs, get your flashlight out and a pair of readers for us old guys. The EQ on my 1983 GK400rb makes more sense, or an Eden. The optional footswitch a strange beast too. I did find my sound but it took a week. I thought it would be stereo having 2 pre channels and 2 700 watt power amps but it's not. Both preamps feed both power amps. After almost returning it twice I finally sorted it all out and it is a really strong amp. GR should clean up that silly eq, lose those LEDS, and stuff a Korg tuner in it while you're at it. IMHO [:
Hi. sorry i missed this q. The 112H is a really amazingly good cab within reasonable volumes of course. Its the last one i bought and wish it was the first. for a single channel rig i would have just bought two 8 ohm 112H cabs and call it a day. I think that would cover most anything.
Just saw this amp. looks like they ditched the micro slide switches. Thats a + .The Groove Amp 800 is now available from Thomann.
GR Bass GROOVE800
Amplifier Head for Electric Bass Tube preamp: 2 x 12AX7, Class D power amplifier, Power: max. 800 VA, 1 Channel, Brushed steel housing, Dimensions (H x W x D): 7.2 x 34 x 25 cm Front panel: Input, Controls for Gain, Drive, Tone Filter (to activate...
$969 is a fair price IMHO for a full featured hybrid 800W amp
Agreed. Don't love the micro switches. I'm thinking of upgrading my GR One 800....PM me if anyone is interested (or is that a no-no in a forum?).
I'll get around to it sometime soon but I literally just thought about it. I'm a little lazy that way but also if I can move it quickly to a fellow GR fan, all the better.
OK, ya got me! https://www.talkbass.com/classifieds/gr-bass-one-800-amp-excellent-condition.1661732/
Loving mine...gigging it right now. The only thing I wish I had got the plus version with 600watts at 8ohm. I'm kind of beating mine up on these bar gigs with a strong drummer but no PA support.
