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... I've tried the Markbass 121P micro combo and was really impressed with the sound, size, weight and features but the cost at nearly $1000 was rather absurd.
If I could find something close to that in sound and size for half the price I'd be all over it.
.... If the Markbass 121 CMP wasn't so darn expensive I'd have already solved this problem. It's about the footprint and sound I'm after but it's pricing is crazy.
I own both. The 200 is better for me. The 100 is still amazing for such a small light amp. I'll keep the two of them for different things. When I had a five string, I thought the 100 did a great job on the B string.I like the Rumble 200 over the 100. It isn't much larger or heavier.
The pricing is high because it's worth it, that little guy can fill a room. I love GK and Ampeg but the Rumble combos are so light and loud, that gets my vote.
It is great, but very heavy for its size. I had the 15". Gigged it for a couple yearsHas anyone used the Hartke kick back model?
Oh...and PJB Bass Cub as well (perhaps fitting your criteria better than the Super Flightcase).Phil Jones Bass Super Flightcase. 250w. Ed Friedland does a video review of this model too.
Peavy not Peach.Peach max 110 or 112 or Rumble.
I think Genz Benz has a little 3 or 400watt little 1 - 12" speaker combo, something like that.TBers I'm kinda in the market for an ultra portable super light weight teeny little bass combo that can adequately handle a B string and be heard in a garage band or back patio practice setting. I'm not up against anything too loud, just a light handed drummer an acoustic guitar and an electric guitar playing through a 10 watt combo.
I already have a GK MB212 combo that sounds great and I could just use it but it's really overkill in size and volume. I'm just looking for the smallest footprint that still puts out a quality sound with a five string bass. All my other giging amp/cab needs are currently taken care of so no need for this one to pull any double duty, just a simple small decent sounding combo for small jam and group practice sessions. Ideally in the $500 and under category new or used.
Any recommendations?
Genz Benz 6.0 12T Combo Amp, 600watt head into 1 little 12" speaker, they say its a combo but its a bass head on top of the 12" cab. It is tiny and powerful.TBers I'm kinda in the market for an ultra portable super light weight teeny little bass combo that can adequately handle a B string and be heard in a garage band or back patio practice setting. I'm not up against anything too loud, just a light handed drummer an acoustic guitar and an electric guitar playing through a 10 watt combo.
I already have a GK MB212 combo that sounds great and I could just use it but it's really overkill in size and volume. I'm just looking for the smallest footprint that still puts out a quality sound with a five string bass. All my other giging amp/cab needs are currently taken care of so no need for this one to pull any double duty, just a simple small decent sounding combo for small jam and group practice sessions. Ideally in the $500 and under category new or used.
Any recommendations?
Wow! I've never seen one for that price anywhere. I'll have to keep my eyes open. PM me if you see that deal come up again.Be patient. The Markbass 121 has been on sale twice last year for $599. I know, I bought my second one at that price. The first sale was in June, and it was on sale at this price again in Dec, before Xmas.
Bargain of the day-Markbass Mini CMD 121P...GC sale 9!
Also, these come up in the classifieds about once every month or so. I have even seen nice deals on these come up on in my local Craigslist.