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Official Markbass Club Pt. 2

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There's no AE15. Either AE112, AE210 or AE410.
I have the 112 and it's a fantastic cab. I might add another one to get a killer little stack. If you prefer 10's I would get the AE210 and maybe add another one later, although it's more expensive than the AE410.
 
There's no AE15. Either AE112, AE210 or AE410.
I have the 112 and it's a fantastic cab. I might add another one to get a killer little stack. If you prefer 10's I would get the AE210 and maybe add another one later, although it's more expensive than the AE410.

Oops. Meant AE112. I have not heard a 210 yet but I have heard the 112 and liked it very much. Thanks.
 
MARKBASS pedals.

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someone knows more details?
 
There's no AE15. Either AE112, AE210 or AE410.
I have the 112 and it's a fantastic cab. I might add another one to get a killer little stack. If you prefer 10's I would get the AE210 and maybe add another one later, although it's more expensive than the AE410.

How about the EX112? Are they comparable to the AE112?

Nevermind. I don't want to hijack a perfectly good Markbass thread.
 
I have an LMK on order and I've seen photos of units with different front plates:
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Which one should I expect to receive? and... what are the differences (older vs newer version, standard vs limited edition,...) if any?

TIA


Got it!!! It's the first one (that I like much better) :). Looking forward to my next rehearsal. :bassist:
 
Guys, this might sound stupid, but the 6 or 7 rehearsals, my amp just keeps getting louder throughout the 4-5 hrs we rehearse.
I thought I was going mad until one of our guitarists saw me turn down today, heard the drop, and when I turned back around, the volume went up????
Yeah, I know as youo start to get into it and dig in, volume can increase, but this is weird.
I start with gain on 1 oçlock and master @ 11, by the end of the session, master is on 9-10 oçlock.
Anyone else find this?

Cheers,

Pete
 
Guys, this might sound stupid, but the 6 or 7 rehearsals, my amp just keeps getting louder throughout the 4-5 hrs we rehearse.
I thought I was going mad until one of our guitarists saw me turn down today, heard the drop, and when I turned back around, the volume went up????
Yeah, I know as youo start to get into it and dig in, volume can increase, but this is weird.
I start with gain on 1 oçlock and master @ 11, by the end of the session, master is on 9-10 oçlock.
Anyone else find this?

Cheers,

Pete

Try a different cab.
Hey, you're at the southern hemisphere, right? go figure...
 
Hey guys, I posted this in Joker's NAMM thread, but here it is again. Cool stuff:

****Interesting clip on the BassGear magazing YouTube site of Peter Murray explaining the new LM line of amps.

There are actually 4 products:

LMIII.... which is a slight upgrade to the LMII. Same power, better power amp limiting (I assume they hear all of us talking about the amp quashing a little bit when pushed at 8ohms) and a full function DI (amazingly... still no mute switch... I don't get that at all).

LMTube.... same 500 watt power, but with a more fully functioned XLR input for mic'ing a DB, a mute switch, the 'better' DI, and a 12ax7 in the pre that can be dialied in or out. I assume the same improvement to the power amp limiting. Nice...

Then, two identical models that increase power to 800 watts.


Nice, Nice, Nice! It results in all the current LMII's to be not completely obsolete, and also gives the people who need more power to have it, and those that don't to save some cash.

Gosh, I dig this company.

Also, did you see that they put the VLE and VPF, plus 'clean boost' in a stompbox format. Nice also!
 
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