Some cool looking new stuff from Markbass. I especially like the graphic eq and sliding controls of the new distorsore, plus it's small! All pedals are powered with a 9v/12v DC adaptor or a 9v battery.
Invalid Link Removed - Has a 7-band EQ along with gain and volume. Looks awesome.
Invalid Link Removed - Has a standard boost and a 7-band EQ. I don't know wether each can be used independently
Invalid Link Removed - Supposedly a more versatile and tonally adjustable version of their Bass Tube Marker. Instead of just one knob, it has two tone knobs: one with a sweep of 200 Hz to 2.5kHz, the other an 800hz cut of 0 to - 20dB
[This invalid link has been removed] - Pretty simple, tiny, bass oriented boost. Has a VPF filter which boosts lows and highs, and cuts mids
Their dimensional measurements for the mini pedals were logically incorrect, judging by the pictures, so by using the metric measurements I determined for the two pedals to be smaller than a standard MXR Phase 90. I don't see any dimensions for the graphic ones, but judging by the footswitch, they're rather small, maybe smaller than a BBE pedal.
They've done a well needed downsize of their pedals, along with the design and usability of the pedals. I especially like the more complex boost and distortion versions, they look extremely versatile.
Invalid Link Removed - Has a 7-band EQ along with gain and volume. Looks awesome.
Invalid Link Removed - Has a standard boost and a 7-band EQ. I don't know wether each can be used independently
Invalid Link Removed - Supposedly a more versatile and tonally adjustable version of their Bass Tube Marker. Instead of just one knob, it has two tone knobs: one with a sweep of 200 Hz to 2.5kHz, the other an 800hz cut of 0 to - 20dB
[This invalid link has been removed] - Pretty simple, tiny, bass oriented boost. Has a VPF filter which boosts lows and highs, and cuts mids
Their dimensional measurements for the mini pedals were logically incorrect, judging by the pictures, so by using the metric measurements I determined for the two pedals to be smaller than a standard MXR Phase 90. I don't see any dimensions for the graphic ones, but judging by the footswitch, they're rather small, maybe smaller than a BBE pedal.
They've done a well needed downsize of their pedals, along with the design and usability of the pedals. I especially like the more complex boost and distortion versions, they look extremely versatile.
