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I just bought it to replace a Little Mark I: lighter, wider range of sounds thanks to the tube, and always delivers the goods! bought in France, delivered free within 24 hours, and cheaper than Thomann! I'm not willing to change brands ....
At new these pedals come in at around $130 which isn't bad for what this little thing can do. This is a great buy for those needing a solid boost pedal that it make quite well. I would recommend this pedal to anyone getting signal loss from running long cables or someone who needs a touch of drive to your tone. You may never switch if off once y...
I paly small venues, but occasionally outdoors, and this amp is my most powerful. I play in a duo, and in a string band. No drummer either way. Usually play fretless. Under $600, used at the local GC. Summer is here, and wanted a bit of extra watts for outdoor stuff. I like my LittleMark II, and this is a similar amp, especi...
It's a medium power, very compact head, and since I play small venues most of the time, I often use a small MarkBass 2x6 combo. I play in a duo and in a string band, and neither context includes a drummer nor a jerkoff geetard, so I seldom need big power. WhenI do, it's not my bandmates but the room/venue/audience that is the problem. <br ...
OK. It's black, about the size of a portable sewing machine, carpet fuzz finish, and has no strings. I have no history as a musician. History is written by the winners ... and I am merely a pawn. I play bass, for as long as I can, or as long as someone, anyone, will have me. I play in a duo and in a string band. No drumbers, no geetard gawds, I...
While not extremely well known outside of the bass community, MarkBass has become known for offering up an impressive line of bass guitar amps in all shapes and sizes. The CMB 121H is overall a perfect example of what they are capable of doing. While you're going to pay a bit more than you would for this amp than others, in my opinion it would...
It's difficult to mistake the blazing yellow Markbass logo anymore, especially after all the buzz about the amazing Little Mark series heads. The 102P is a 2x10' 400 watt cabinet with a piezo tweeter. It's a beast of a cabinet at just over 20 lbs, and the dimension are between 1 and 2 feet on any side, so it can fit in the front of your car w...
I really like this amplifier, and I have noticed that there are more bass players in my area (Pittsburgh) who are using it. It did take some time for me to find the tone that I was looking for, but that is probably because there are so many tone options that are available through such a simple design. At about four pounds in weight, it is a dr...
It completely worth it. If it again, I will redeem the same. It is a kind of Swiss Army knife for its size / sound and its ability to report ... but with a katana blade.
I tried several times to realize sound and abilities he possesses ... what I liked, and the feather weight (barely one feels at arm!), the minimalist side at the sound setting (I love!), yellow markbass logo on a black background (I love visual contrasts!) and the ability to connect to another speaker to mount the overall volume 250w! <b...