Gallien-Krueger 700RB (and its popular 700RB-II successor) is a legendary workhorse in the bass world, famous for its "GK Growl" and a unique bi-amp system. Equipboard Key Features & Sound Character The "GK Growl":
The technical prowess of the Gallien-Krueger 700RB is what has kept it relevant for decades. While the front panel is user-friendly, the internal architecture is sophisticated. gallien krueger 700rb
In an era where bassists are moving to lightweight Class D amplifiers (like the GK Legacy series or Darkglass), the 700RB holds its ground because of the . Many modern Class D heads are "full range" designs that fake the crossover digitally. The 700RB does it analog, with discrete power sections. In an era where bassists are moving to
setting if you want the sound guy to have a clean signal, or to send your specific tone to the front of house. Are you planning to use this for a specific genre of music, or are you looking to pair it with a particular cabinet setting if you want the sound guy to
The 700RB’s reputation was forged in the crucible of real-world use.
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
XLR direct out (pre/post EQ), Effects Loop, Tuner Out with Mute Speaker Outs Speakon and 1/4" jacks ~19.5 lbs (Head version) 19" rack-mountable (2 rack spaces) Usage Tips Best Cabinets: To use the Horn Bi-Amp feature, you generally need a GK cabinet (like the Neo series