Bass Combos

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Markbass flagship combo Mini CMD 121P has changed the bass amp market forever. Never have bassists been able to get such great tone and volume from such a light and portable amp. This new version with Little Mark IV Combo head features the new bi-band limiter, a MUTE switch and the 3-way switch that includes the options of Flat, Scooped or FSW. As for previous version it can be easily upgraded to a powerful 2x12" 500W rig with the addition of a New York 121 cabinet.

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This front-ported 2x10 combo is a great option for gigging bassists who want to cut through the mix without a big rig. The more aggressive tone of the 10” speakers means you can often get by just with this combo, but it does also stack with any 8 ohm Traveler or Standard cab, for more volume and headroom. The CMD 102P IV combo is perfect for any situation. The new Little Mark IV Combo head features the new bi-band limiter, a MUTE switch and the 3-way switch that includes the options of Flat, Scooped or FSW. The wedge cabinet design allows to use it either in a standard vertical position or as floor monitor, offering to you the best monitoring on stage. Read more

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Founded by Markbass top-artist Jeff Berlin in 1996, The Players School of Music introduced a bold new concept in music education, to teach music only, and to detour players away from practicing with ineffective learning methods such as using metronomes. The school separated Art from Academics thereby creating a learning environment where nearly 100% of all the Players School students improve as players. Read more

Markbass Micromark 801 bass combo, 60 watt @ 4 Ohms, 1x 8" custom neodym-speaker B&C, VPF (variable preshape filter), external speaker out (min. 8 Ohms), input for CD/MP3-Player, IPod, etc. (3,5mm Mini, phones out (3,5mm), line out (recording XLR balanced), switch speaker on/off, switch ground lift, dimension w/h/d 268 x 268 x 262mm, weight 5,2kg Read more

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The all-new Rumble Series is a mighty leap forward in the evolution of portable bass amps. Re-engineered from the ground up, new Rumble amps are lighter and louder than ever, with even more power and a classic Fender vibe. A newly developed foot-switchable overdrive circuit and versatile three-button voicing palette deliver powerful tones ideal for any gig. Read more

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The compact and lightweight VX series of amps is joined by a new 50W model for bass, featuring Nutube, the new vacuum tube. Its distinctive advantages include a VOX original eight-inch speaker, a unique bass reflex structure that ensures ample power and rich low-frequency reproduction, and warm vacuum tube sound. There’s also a four-band EQ that allows detailed sound-shaping, a compressor effect that’s indispensable for bass, and an overdrive effect that provides everything from subtle grit to high gain overdrive. Also provided are a full complement of input/output jacks, including an AUX IN jack, headphone jack, and a DIRECT OUT jack for direct connection to your PA system. Aesthetically, the VX50 BA sports a red color scheme, a traditional VOX vertical logo, and a metal grille for a distinct and edgy look.

 

• High 50W output power from a revolutionarily lightweight and compact unit.
• The warm vacuum tube sound of Nutube.
• VOX original eight-inch speaker delivers rich low-frequency sound.
• Bass reflex structure provides rich low-frequency reproduction with ample output.
• Four-band EQ allows detailed sound shaping for the bassist.
• Compressor lets you enjoy tight-sounding performance.
• Punchy overdrive.
• A rich selection of input/output jacks such as AUX IN, PHONES out, and DIRECT out.

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