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HEY HEY HEY HEY!!! Markbass pedals!!!

Hmmmm, pure speculation so far. As to size, Moogerfoogers are pretty big, as well as some EH pedals. Color, minimum importance. Its WHAT THEY DO FOR BASS that is bottom line importance. If its more of the same, then I'm not impressed even they are from MB. But I do feel a chill of tentative excitement based solely on the quality and innovation MB just might have put into these masked babies. Just gotta wait until I can try one out--especially that chorus/flanger might catch my fancy if they have broken new ground towards basses.
In the end, I guess we'll have to wait and see. And then we'll see the price.

<but my fingers are crossed!>
 
yea.. anything that sounds good enough is worth the space. but this is coming from my "i dont give a **** what the amp weighs if it sounds good" mentality and not the "im old and disfigured and wont use an amp that weighs more than 30 pounds" mentality.

with that said, they dont look that big anyway. especially if the overdrive has tubes in it.
 
Why is it that Markbass has to make everything look like a DeWalt power tool?

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DeWalt or........

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Markbass is an Italian product!? :p
 
I often think to myself that the Markbass stuff MUST sound good, because it looks AWFUL and people not only BUY it, but they recommend it too.

The MB stuff I've tried sounds pretty decent but it certainly doesn't sound good enough to drown out its looks. I know it's shallow but I live in a 850 sq ft 1 BR in the city - it's not like I have a spare music room. It'd just be smacking me in the eyeballs 20 times a day in all it's police-tape-tonkatruck-dewalt-caterpillar-home-depot-husky-tool magnificence. :P

Seriously though, MB really needs to revisit the whole design aesthetic. They got a bit closer on the limited edition Marco LM2. I'd like to see a nice dark cherry ambered wood on the faceplate with white lettering and chrome knobs and chassis. Alas, most bass amps look pretty crappy - it'd be nice if that changed.