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Official Markbass Club Pt. 2

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Just got my LMII...sounds great at a low volume through my mesa scout 12" cab (only at fairly low volume). Can't wait to try it out at practice and with my epifani t310 when it gets here!
 
Not to start anything but visiting this thread brings to mind that it seems like only yesterday that many of the early adopters were catching heat here on TB, being called shills, accused of hyping the LMII. After all, how could an amp that small, light AND maybe most important affordable possibly be that good?
:hmm:


I'm not the least bit surprised that these have caught on as they have, I've been steadily gigging mine for years with various basses and cabs and each gig it still blows me away. It's going to take one heck of an amp to move me away from this one (I was perfectly happy with my previous amp). I just don't see that happening anytime soon.
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Not to start anything but visiting this thread brings to mind that it seems like only yesterday that many of the early adopters were catching heat here on TB, being called shills, accused of hyping the LMII. After all, how could an amp that small, light AND maybe most important affordable possibly be that good?
:hmm:


I'm not the least bit surprised that these have caught on as they have, I've been steadily gigging mine for years with various basses and cabs and each gig it still blows me away. It's going to take one heck of an amp to move me away from this one (I was perfectly happy with my previous amp). I just don't see that happening anytime soon.
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SHILL! HYPE MONGER! SILENCE!!! I KEEEL YOU!!!!

I still love my F1, and if I ever get rid of it, it'll be to replace it for the F500... just for that extra bit of control... tho really, it's not a big deal, so whenever. The F1 just works great, and I LOVE the gig-bag-ability of that amp. I still freak people out with that. :D
 
i'm still drinking the kool-aid, too. although it's no longer my go-to amp, i still use it on about 10% of my gigs. i always said the only amp that could tear me away from it were ampeg tube amps. just so happened i got my ampegs all fixed up again, but still, i have a lot of respect for the lmii, especially after it hung so well with the svt on a recent gig.

btw, it was flavor-aid at jonestown, not actual kool-aid. they drank the cheap stuff.
 
Not to start anything but visiting this thread brings to mind that it seems like only yesterday that many of the early adopters were catching heat here on TB, being called shills, accused of hyping the LMII. After all, how could an amp that small, light AND maybe most important affordable possibly be that good?
:hmm:


I believe I was one of those people.... :ninja:
 
LMII Line-Out jumper. So....

I have been having some noise issues with my LMII line-out and I took the cover off to see how my line-out is set. I bought this used and have never had the cover off.
I see an empty rectangular plug in the board with 4 posts. It is labeled "post pre CN6". Next to it is a plug labeled "Line Out CN4" into which my Line Out terminal is plugged. Is it as simple as moving the plug from CN4 to CN6 or am I missing something? I expected to see a "typical" three post jumper. Maybe I am looking in the wrong spot?

Thanks,

Mike
 
LMII Line-Out jumper. So....

I have been having some noise issues with my LMII line-out and I took the cover off to see how my line-out is set. I bought this used and have never had the cover off.
I see an empty rectangular plug in the board with 4 posts. It is labeled "post pre CN6". Next to it is a plug labeled "Line Out CN4" into which my Line Out terminal is plugged. Is it as simple as moving the plug from CN4 to CN6 or am I missing something? I expected to see a "typical" three post jumper. Maybe I am looking in the wrong spot?

Thanks,

Mike


Try this:

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showpost.php?p=4363780&postcount=624
 
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