Mark Bass amps?
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everdrone
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Re: Mark Bass amps?
cant answer that,
but I dig my GK ultralight 212 bassamp combo, weighs only 37 pounds and has a HUGE sound
I know mark bass is the higher end competitor of lightweight bass amps so I figured I better alert yall to that. I am gassing for their 410 ultralight; ya it is very basic configuration but still, it weighs only 40 pounds too!
cant answer that,
but I dig my GK ultralight 212 bassamp combo, weighs only 37 pounds and has a HUGE sound
I know mark bass is the higher end competitor of lightweight bass amps so I figured I better alert yall to that. I am gassing for their 410 ultralight; ya it is very basic configuration but still, it weighs only 40 pounds too!
frankfalbo
In Fluence Y'all
Re: Mark Bass amps?
They are among the best values in the industry today. I have no experience with sig models, just the standard stuff.
They are among the best values in the industry today. I have no experience with sig models, just the standard stuff.
Kosh Naranek
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Re: Mark Bass amps?
I'm interested in the Mark Bass amps too.
I plugged into one at GC one time. I think it was the Little Mark Tube. I was able to dial in everything from a somewhat sterile but clean sounding solid state bass amp tone to a real rich, warm, tube tone using the VLE and VPF knobs. Very cool feature for getting different bass tones in a studio. You can certainly make a lot of adjustments at the amp, get a great recorded tone that's right for the song, and not have to fix it in the mix later.
I'm intrigued by the Randy Jackson model too. But I haven't seen one locally, so haven't been able to take a listen.
I'm interested in the Mark Bass amps too.
I plugged into one at GC one time. I think it was the Little Mark Tube. I was able to dial in everything from a somewhat sterile but clean sounding solid state bass amp tone to a real rich, warm, tube tone using the VLE and VPF knobs. Very cool feature for getting different bass tones in a studio. You can certainly make a lot of adjustments at the amp, get a great recorded tone that's right for the song, and not have to fix it in the mix later.
I'm intrigued by the Randy Jackson model too. But I haven't seen one locally, so haven't been able to take a listen.
Left_Hand_Strat
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Re: Mark Bass amps?
they are great amps and very good value, at the studios I go to a fair bit the guys there have a few mark bass bits of gear, plenty of their cabs and a few heads combo's whatever they have there, they have tons of gear lurking around! very nice sound, I have to put them up top with Trace elliots as my favourite makes of bass amps.
they are great amps and very good value, at the studios I go to a fair bit the guys there have a few mark bass bits of gear, plenty of their cabs and a few heads combo's whatever they have there, they have tons of gear lurking around! very nice sound, I have to put them up top with Trace elliots as my favourite makes of bass amps.
