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The Markbass Micromark bass combo is an amplifier that is less than 9" in any direction. Despite only a 6" speaker, the Micromark is a practice amp with deceptively loud volume and the kind of sound quality you'd expect from a B&C speaker with Markbass electronics. Pumping out 50W of power, the Micromark amp boasts a mini-plug for attaching your CD or MP3 players, to help you master your favorite licks.
The Markbass Micromark amp has a Variable Pre-shape filter for boosting lows around 35Hz and highs around 10kHz, and cutting mids at 380Hz—which is perfect for rockers and slap bassists alike. There's a volume control knob, headphone jack, XlR output for recording and live situations, a ground lift to eliminate hum, and a 1/4" jack tweeter out for the optional Markbass satellite tweeter.
6" B&C speaker Mini-plug aux in (for CD or MP3 player) Mini-plug headphone jack Volume level control Variable Pre-shape filter XLR line out Ground lift Speaker off switch Tweeter jack for optional "satellite" tweeter Grill for protecting speaker Handle on top for transportation Dual-sided fiberglass PC boards with lined perforations for high-quality solder connections Surface-mount components are silicon-sealed to isolate vibrations Computer-grade pre-assembled ribbon connector cable harnesses and ribbons for noise-free operation Integrated threaded posts for easy assembly/disassembly and added durability Rigid 2mm thick aluminium chassis for a long-lasting finish
Speaker: 1 x 6" Tweeter: optional "satellite tweeter, not included Impedance: 8 ohms Speaker power handling: 50W RMS (AES Standard) Sensitivity: 100 db SPL Frequency response: 70Hz to 8kHz Crossover Frequency: 3.5kHz Dimensions: 8.86"W x 8.86"H x 8.62"D Weight: 9.26 lb. Voltage is factory preset for the U.S.
If you want a small bass amp to practice on, this is it, it has a punchy low end but the amp also produces high pitches beautifully. Not to be bought as a main rig, but great for practice
i have been playing in all types of venues for over 30 years, and have bought, used, sold, and tried out pretty much every bass amp out there. in my opinion, markbass is the best, for all around different types of music. one reviewer says they sound like crap. well he needs to start by looking at what kind of bass he is using through it. markbass gives the true sound of whatever bass you use through it. my modulus sounds completely different than my jazz bass. so he or she must have a cheaper bass guitar. of course this small bass amp is just for practice, not a gig out in front of 200 people. use common sense folks. try a 410 cab, with one of their new 2 channel momark heads and then write a review. i know it will be a great one. markbass amps and heads are handwired, and very dependable. ive used mine for 2 years, and my new one for 6 months, and never, never had a problem. none whatsoever. so try a markbass at your local guitar center. they will give you anything from a classic sound to a funk sound to a country sound, and anything else you need. i dare you to try one.
I bought one and returned it for the more expensive 2x6 version, then swapped back as I felt I really didn't gain much. This amp gives a nice, deep, clean tone for its size that shocks people when they see it. It only starts to lose focus as I near a low B on a 5 string, but still pulls it off.
It is strong enough to cut through a guitar or two and perfect for augmenting an acoustic bass.
A little more money than you basic bedroom amp perhaps but the size means it can be set in a bookshelf, and it will retain its resale value because of its quality so I don't mind the premium. For something that you can easily take anywhere, use anywhere and sound good at the same time, this little performer can't be beat.
I am interested to hear their new 8" version though, that might be the perfect practice amp. That would be one you could perform some venues with if their other amps are any indication of what it will do.
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