Genzler MG-800 Magellan 800W Bass Amplifier — New

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Get The Next Stage of Bass Amp Evolution With The Genzler Magellan 800 Ultra Lightweight 800W Bass Amplifier The Genzler Amplification MG-800 Magellan Bass Amplifier represents the pinnacle in the next generation of lightweight, high-output, and versatile bass amplification. Genzler's years of research, design, and manufacturing expertise have allowed them to develop this model using stringent design parameters for form, function, fit, and finish. The Genzler Magellan 800 has an expanded feature set and higher output power level, making it an essential tool on any stage. Thanks to its global rated power supply you can take it on a world tour and be confident that it will function as expected without modification. The Genzler name is one of the most trusted names in bass amplification and the Magellan 800 is exactly the product you'd expect from the name you trust. SPECIFICATIONS Preamp: Dual Channel, All Solid State Analog Design With Integrated Soft Clip Circuitry. Input: 1Meg Ohm Input Impedance Input Pad Switch: Attenuation of -8.5db Clean Channel Overview: Voiced to Provide Natural, Pristine, Transparent Reproduction of the Bass Instrument. Drive Channel Overview: Voiced to Provide a More "driven" Tonal Signature and Harmonic Content Along With a Softer Top End and More Relaxed Low Frequency Response. Contour: Continuously Variable Control of 2 Vastly Different Response Curves. In Either Curve Position, When the Shape Control is All the Way Off (Ccw) the Response Curve is Completely Flat. Curve A (Blue): a Variable Pre-shaped Curve That Boosts Lows and Highs While Simultaneously Cutting Mids.  the Slopes Are Fairly Gentle Which Keep the Tone Shaping Very Musical.  This Curve Covers a Wide Range of Sounds From Flat to Classic to Modern Depending on the Position of the Shape Control. Curve B (Amber): a Variable Pre-shaped Curve With Attenuated High Mids and Highs, a Low Mid Bump, and a Slight Roll-off of the Lowest Bass Frequencies. Again, the Slopes Are