Recent content by seand123

@agedhorse - thanks again! I also noticed you’re in Davis and were/are an engineer at Mesa. I’m out in Sac - Small world out there! I also have an early 2000’s Dual Rec and a combo single rec Rectoverb. I much prefer the tone of the single rec. :) Cheers and thanks again all

Yes, agreed! They also took care of it without question 👌

Agreed! Thanks again. They’ve been great and are replacing it with no issue. For everyone’s benefit: I did figure out that it happened online in the “cart”. I searched the 8ohm cabinet part # and added the open box version. Although the 8 ohm was confirmed to be added, there was some kind of...

Yep - going to return it.

After reading this, I had to look it up. A website called ThoughtCo reads: "One horsepower was calculated as a horse doing 33,000 foot-pounds of work in one minute." Learn something new every day

Ah - I found it and satisfied my own curiosity. It was buried in the user manual online. RMS confirmed

You can never have too much horsepower! Even if it just leaves rubber on the road 😏

@SharpCat @agedhorse Yes, exactly! No need for yelling! I’m on the same page as you guys! 😆 I may have conveyed this wrong through text, but I knew “MPT” was just marketing jargon (mark proprietary technology) right when I went back and looked. To clarify, I think my ADD brain brushed over...

Hey All - thanks for all the replies. The 300w available @ 8 ohm for the Little Mark, and the 8 ohm cab version was the plan (in case I wanted to add another 8 ohm cab later). However, for those interested - I went back and took a look at Markbass' site and reviewed the specs. They actually do...

Hi All, I prefaced my subject as I'm sure this has been asked many times, but reading through the many threads, I couldn't get the answers I was looking for. So, don't yell at me :) I ordered a markbass Little mark 58R, which is 500w RMS at 4 ohms. I also ordered the mb58r 2x10 xl speaker...