If do ever go insane or get famous. I’d get a matching 2x10 to go with the fearless 1x12.
When I plugged in my PJ with newly equipped fralins last night, I was in crystal clear heaven.
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So you are liking the Fralin better than the Delano or just different?
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Congrats my man. That is a sweet speaker.
On the next episode, I’ll be showing the extension combo and the array acoustic pro. Lol. Just ordered both should be coming on Friday hopefully.
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What sort of amp head and cab are you looking for, Sir?
Dunno, about yay tall and so wide 
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My 3 favorite amps.
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DAMMMMNNN!
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Nice rig Dave. That genzler looks sexy!
You might need an amp what can pump more juice for those 3 cabs. 
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Yeah the 900 watt Darkglass will be positively inaudible! 
(man - picturing that amp driving those three - that’s a roof raiser for sure)
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I thought that would have been followed by a “ to ease the pain of disappointment you can always send it to me” @howard
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No kidding! If they were staying I’d probably strap a Harley Benton 800 to the back of each one and feed the return jacks with a DA.
As much as I was enamored by it, the Genzler BA 12-3 went back to Bananas today if anyone else wants to check it out. Side by side I just couldn’t give up the Aguilar SL410. The GK is a 15 that I like just fine, but don’t really need either so it will go on reverb.
That should bring the Tonehammer 350 a sigh of relief.
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It’s kinda hard to beat that one. Such a fine cab. I fancy the Aguilar SL112.
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Hey @DaveT. Can you talk about the what you did/didn’t hear from the Genzler that made you change your mind?
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Well it’s not really even a fair comparison. I think the Genzler is a brilliant design and super fun. I’m a 10” fanboy(i?)at some core level and it’s hard to shake me from it. Four 10s in a bigger cabinet go 1 lower. It’s just the physics of it. I like to feel like I’m playing BASS. I missed more of that than I thought I would with the 12. The 10” have less momentum than 12” so they are more controlled and tighter in the mids. This is a relatively minor point with the 12, but more significant with a 15. Sometimes a 12 leaves a gap where it doesn’t quite reach up to crossover, but since the Genzler has 4 stacked drivers in the array section, it fills that gap just fine and it’s not a problem. A traditional 12-15”bass cabinet design wouldn’t do as well there.
If I were going to be playing jazz or in a bar/restaurant I would have kept the Genzler. I don’t really need it to experiment with more of a FRFR setup unless it’s a perfect solution. I have a PA rig with 2-way 6.5” tops, so I can put one of those on top of my 410 and cross them over for that game without the Genzler taking up additional space.
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This is definitely a great explanation. I understand exactly what you mean with the larger speaker is less nimble. That’s explained how I feel about my GK.
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Maybe 3? wow, that’s a lot! 
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Three isn’t too bad, as long as you don’t have to hang out with them all at the same time.
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The only person I see all the time is my husband, and I can live with that. 
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