Mark Bass Little Mark III and Markbass Standard 104HF

[davidjbass]

Mark Bass Little Mark III. ON HOLD.

Excellent condition with a couple of minor scratches but nothing major. Comes with the original box, manual and power cord. Works great.

You can get specs at this link below:

http://217.64.194.186/products.php?l...&cat=1&vedi=99

$400.00 plus shipping

Markbass Standard 104HF ON HOLD PENDING PAYMENT!

This cab was only gigged out once. It's in like new condition.
I put surface mount casters on it. At 65lbs it's nice and light and very portable. And its very loud. It's rated at 800 watts at 8 ohms.

You can get specs at this link below:

http://217.64.194.186/products.php?l...&cat=2&vedi=33

$600.00 plus shipping.

Payment can be made by Paypal or U.S. Postal Money Order Only.

No trades.

Thanks for looking.

[pbasswil]

I just bought that cab, new/retail -- obviously for a lot more $$. I chose it over a lot of respected name competitors, cuz I found it had the perfect compromise of sound and volume and portability.

The bottom end is perfect: very full and unforced, and just extended (freq.) enough to sound right for stage.
But the lows don't overwhelm the mids -- there's tons of punch, and good definition.
The highs are modest, but take EQ well. I leave the tweeter on full, and it doesn't sound shrill, or separate from the other drivers.
And it fits in the back seat of my teeny subcompact Toyota sedan.

You already know that the LMII/III is, like, the new standard for a good sounding, flexible, loud, and economical mini-head. Can't beat it.

So for an even $1000 here, someone can be basically set for a fairly big and loud rig that could power a professional career for years.

I know this sounds like an ad, but I don't know the seller; I just love this gear. After all the crappier sounding, impossibly heavy stuff I lugged around for decades, this rig is a dream, and I feel blessed to already own it. :^}

[davidjbass]

Originally Posted by pbasswil

I just bought that cab, new/retail -- obviously for a lot more $$. I chose it over a lot of respected name competitors, cuz I found it had the perfect compromise of sound and volume and portability.

The bottom end is perfect: very full and unforced, and just extended (freq.) enough to sound right for stage.
But the lows don't overwhelm the mids -- there's tons of punch, and good definition.
The highs are modest, but take EQ well. I leave the tweeter on full, and it doesn't sound shrill, or separate from the other drivers.
And it fits in the back seat of my teeny subcompact Toyota sedan.

You already know that the LMII/III is, like, the new standard for a good sounding, flexible, loud, and economical mini-head. Can't beat it.

So for an even $1000 here, someone can be basically set for a fairly big and loud rig that could power a professional career for years.

I know this sounds like an ad, but I don't know the seller; I just love this gear. After all the crappier sounding, impossibly heavy stuff I lugged around for decades, this rig is a dream, and I feel blessed to already own it. :^}

Exactly like the man said above thanks for the kind words.

[davidjbass]

The cab is on hold.

[MarTONEbass]

Nice!

And you changed your avatar for the third time in a week!

[davidjbass]

Originally Posted by MarTONEbass

Nice!

And you changed your avatar for the third time in a week!

LOL! I needed a snow day to catch up on things to take a new picture. Glad someone noticed.

[3rdBass]

PM'd

[davidjbass]

PM replied too. Little Mark is on hold.

[AztecViking]

If the Little Mark goes off hold I'm interested.