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Genz-Benz Shenandoah 200

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45flint
Posted 2006-01-14 5:21 PM (#269144)
Subject: Genz-Benz Shenandoah 200


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I have the Genz-Benz Shenadoah 200 stereo accoustic amp and I was searching Google and found a closeout on the two matching extension speakers for $350. Couldn't resist. They arrived yesterday and I played with them today. The best was putting them under the amp and making an acoustic stack. That is a wall of sound. Having the main unit up makes it sound better and makes the controls easier to use. One of the best attributes of these amps for me is the quality of the vocals. The closeout probably means that this amp is on it way out, or noone else is stupid enough to want to fool with that many speakers.
Steve
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Paul Wag
Posted 2006-01-14 9:16 PM (#269145 - in reply to #269144)
Subject: Re: Genz-Benz Shenandoah 200


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That's cool! I've got the Shenandoah 200, may have to look fro the same deal somewhere...
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schroeder
Posted 2006-01-16 12:51 PM (#269146 - in reply to #269144)
Subject: Re: Genz-Benz Shenandoah 200


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Could you take a look round the back and check whether the voltage is selectable (110/220/230/240) or not? Thanks.

This is the one I was interested in now that GB have finally got a UK distributor, only to be told they don't have this model and they're not expecting it (the big push is on the electric guitar amps)
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45flint
Posted 2006-01-16 9:33 PM (#269147 - in reply to #269144)
Subject: Re: Genz-Benz Shenandoah 200


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The manual can be downloaded from the Genz Benz internet sight under "Customer Support" Here is what it said about the voltage.

POWER INPUT – The Shenandoah™ 200 is shipped from the factory with a standard IEC type power
inlet connector and the appropriate power cable for the market the amplifier was shipped to. The
power transformer is universal input (115/230 volt, 50/60 Hz) with a voltage selector switch located above the inlet connector. Be sure that this switch is in the correct position (matching your local power system)

They may be discontinuing this amp given the closeout of the extention speakers.
Steve
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schroeder
Posted 2006-01-17 4:27 PM (#269148 - in reply to #269144)
Subject: Re: Genz-Benz Shenandoah 200


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Originally posted by 45flint:


They may be discontinuing this amp given the closeout of the extention speakers.
Steve
I think you're probably right. Here's Da Man using one
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