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Official Marshall Amp Club!

Marshall Bass Rig and the Mike Lulls.JPG Marshall Bass Rig and the Mike Lulls.JPG I also use my VBA with my Ashdown 414 4x10 cab..sounds awesome as well!
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Hi all

1st post and already showing my combo.

I bought this one yesterday at an outlet store.
They had it from another store that closed. I know it's an old model but it was never used and it sounds great! :)

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This is my first amp, I'm starting bass lessons this week ;)


Regards!
I have a chance to buy one can you tell me a little bit about it. The one I'am getting has 4X10 cabinet its under 400 bucks
 
I am already a member, but I thought I would bring in some new photos for everyone to see...

Here is the assembled rig, in our newly renovated studio..

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That is the following:

Marshall DBS 7200 Head
Marshall 7041 4x10 DBS cab
Marshall 7015 1x15 DBS cab

Now for a while, I have owned a 2x10 DBS cab as well, but never had anything to power it... But looked what showed u in the mail yesterday!!!!

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Yup... DBS 7400. I already own one, but it is non operational. This is the second 7400 I own, and the third 7200 I have had. I currently own three (2 7400s and 1 7200).

Now I can run it...

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Here is a pic of my 7200 in the rack case from marshall...

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And here is one with it on an inverted shelf inside a rack...

Soon the 7200 and 7400 will power 3 cabs simultaneously.

6000 watts of bone crushing tone!!!!
Can you tell me about this bass amp i can by a combo amp. With that he'd it has 4X10 cabinet for under 400 bucks
 
It's been an interesting read. Me and my MB4210 have been getting along pretty well the past few years. I'm pretty much into the tube vibe so I stay completely on the Classic side of things. Interesting to hear people talking about turning down the bass. I run the bass control almost to full but have the voice and treble about 12 o'clock. Gives good meat even down to an open low B without any mud. I like the little extra punch that I get from my Basstortion. It's a subtle change in dynamics, gives it more punch. That seems to be what I need to get the tone I'm after. It's a sweet tone that I was perfectly happy with and then I had to stumble upon some YouTube videos of some Mesa Boogie amps.

Long story short, I'm travelling back home with a used Walkabout Scout combo. I'm rather intrigued because I should be able to run both cabs from either head. The Mesa already wins in one important area, though. It's considerably lighter!

Very very sad to hear Marshall dropping the bass side of things.

Will update the club after I get home and try things out.

Sam

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i had the lemmy 1992 Bass head and i was disappointed by it I should have gotten the VBA 400

I love the 1992LEM amp, but my vintage Super Basses are noticeably louder and thicker. I haven't touch the innards of the LEM, except to swap the chinese preamp tubes with NOS Mullard 161s, so I'm sure it's biased ice cold, and that's a big factor in the differences.

Cheers!
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I finaly completed my Marshall stack! :hyper:


I'm so damned JEALOUS that you got that second VCB412!!! drool How I missed that Kijiji ad is beyond me!

Enjoy it, man! My quest continues! ;)

BTW, I noticed that, on the bottom cab, the horizontal brace on the front of the baffle doesn't extend all the way across like the top cab. What years of manufacture are the cabs (it's part of the serial number on the back)?

Cheers!
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Well, I've had the Walkabout for about a month here now. I can definitely tell it is a more sophisticated amp but there was a really nice growl I was getting from the Marshall that I haven't quite coaxed the Mesa Boogie to do. I will get there. No question that the Mesa is more responsive. It just goes to show, though, how very good the basic tone is on the Marshall.