MarkBass Jeff Berlin

[gary mitchell]

Hi Guy's I have this MarkBass combo, Jeff Berlin with a 15. I would like to find another cab for it, because sometimes I play gigs that could use it. I was using a Carvin BRX 212 cab but it weigh around 60pds' It also sounded alittle sterile to me. I play Jazz and Blues also contempary Worship at church. I use a American Fender P. I was wondering and sort of taking a poll of what cab you would you use with this combo. Rather it would be a 410, 15 are 4x8 cab and maybe a 210. I would like a light cab. I have even consider a 112 cab. MarkBass cabs are a little high dollar so are other cabs I guess. It don't have to be a MarkBass cab. What would you suggest and why.

[GrowlerBox]

Let me be the first (of many, no doubt) to recommend you get the Markbass 151 extension cab. Pick any thread here at random for the explanation!

[Jazz Ad]

Hordes will soon invade your thread to recommend adding another 15". I tend to agree with them.

[bassgod0dmw]

Originally Posted by GrowlerBox

Let me be the first (of many, no doubt) to recommend you get the Markbass 151 extension cab. Pick any thread here at random for the explanation!

+1

[RickenBoogie]

YES, a matching 115 ext cab is your best option.

[Roedkill]

Get the 115 that matches the JB combo and you should be ready for anything.

[Gougedeye]

I played the Berlin Combo with a Markbass 151 cab under it. Super! You will not be disappointed.

[BassJo]

The New York 151 is the one you want. Stacks perfectly under the Berlin combo.

[Joe Louvar]

Originally Posted by BassJo

The New York 151 is the one you want. Stacks perfectly under the Berlin combo.

+1
But FWIW, Jeff uses two CMD 151P’s instead.

[JimmyM]

Ya, Jeff likes to split his signal to make his chorus sound wider. Not necessary for the most of us.

[jeff7bass]

I recommend a Basson 810….