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.

 

[Dave W]

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]

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….