or RBH series) with a special 4-pin Speakon cable. You can still use other brands, but you'll lose the separate horn control. Maintenance: For proper cooling, GK recommends at least 1.75 inches
Enter the . Launched in the late 90s/early 2000s, the 700RB was the bigger, angrier sibling to the 400RB. It took the same bi-amp architecture and turned the volume up to 11. It was designed for the modern bassist who needed to cut through a heavy guitar mix without losing the low-end integrity. gallien krueger 700rb
To appreciate the impact of the 700RB, it is necessary to look back at the landscape of bass amplification in the 1980s and early 90s. At the time, bassists were largely divided into two camps. On one side were the purists clinging to heavy, all-tube heads (like the Ampeg SVT), which offered warm, fat tones but weighed as much as a small human and required constant maintenance. On the other side were solid-state heads, which were reliable and punchy but often sounded harsh, brittle, or lacking in low-end depth. or RBH series) with a special 4-pin Speakon cable