OpaqueBass
12-27-2007, 01:51 PM
Recently, I decided that this head would be great for me. It IS great; but... it's just not my thing. I <3 tubes. Plus, I found a great deal on an Aguilar DB359. So... no trades.
I'd like to get $500 plus shipping and that's pretty firm.. This does include a two year warranty, and I'll send the paperwork to you once I get it in the mail.
I'll ship in the original packaging with all the tags/paperwork that came with it. This one has never been played by anyone but myself - so you know it's been taken care of. :D
Thanks,
Matt
Pictures: http://web.mac.com/mcallbass/iWeb/Site/Stuff%20For%20Sale.html
Also, I just posted in the "Why did you get rid of your Markbass?" thread. I figured it'd be valid to share my thoughts here as well:
It doesn't do the tube thing. Granted, I've played and owned tons of solid state heads that I've loved. However, I prefer those (mainly the Aguilar heads I've owned). In fact, when I bought mine, I A/B'ed it against an AG500. I preferred the Aguilar, but the Markbass was less expensive and sounded better to my ears at the moment. However, after gigging it... I found I didn't like how it sat/sits in the mix. I'm sure if I spent enough time with it, I could find a plausible solution; but Aguilar stuff just feels like home to me. It always has... weird. That whole "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" thing makes a lot more sense now. :D
So for now... I'm headed for the Aguilar/tube route with a DB359. :hyper:
That being said, I will buy one again... when I'm in a financial situation where it would make sense to have one as backup/something different. They're incredibly solid amps... I just prefer others. However, if you're looking for something sweet that weighs next to nothing... this is definitely it. Hands down the best $640 head you could buy.
In my opinion. :D
I'd like to get $500 plus shipping and that's pretty firm.. This does include a two year warranty, and I'll send the paperwork to you once I get it in the mail.
I'll ship in the original packaging with all the tags/paperwork that came with it. This one has never been played by anyone but myself - so you know it's been taken care of. :D
Thanks,
Matt
Pictures: http://web.mac.com/mcallbass/iWeb/Site/Stuff%20For%20Sale.html
Also, I just posted in the "Why did you get rid of your Markbass?" thread. I figured it'd be valid to share my thoughts here as well:
It doesn't do the tube thing. Granted, I've played and owned tons of solid state heads that I've loved. However, I prefer those (mainly the Aguilar heads I've owned). In fact, when I bought mine, I A/B'ed it against an AG500. I preferred the Aguilar, but the Markbass was less expensive and sounded better to my ears at the moment. However, after gigging it... I found I didn't like how it sat/sits in the mix. I'm sure if I spent enough time with it, I could find a plausible solution; but Aguilar stuff just feels like home to me. It always has... weird. That whole "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" thing makes a lot more sense now. :D
So for now... I'm headed for the Aguilar/tube route with a DB359. :hyper:
That being said, I will buy one again... when I'm in a financial situation where it would make sense to have one as backup/something different. They're incredibly solid amps... I just prefer others. However, if you're looking for something sweet that weighs next to nothing... this is definitely it. Hands down the best $640 head you could buy.
In my opinion. :D
