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Poor quality Mark Bass products

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I already explained to you that I am not a Markbass owner or fanatic, pay attention.

And yes you were criticising, your own words were that you were "having problems with poor quality Mark Bass products".

You're just here to mud-sling and provoke, but actually you've done quite well at that game with 140+ replies.

Criticism infers passing judgement, which I didn't do.
 
I don't have any of the heads now. I liked them. I just downsized to this. I like their cabs. I not talking about my Accoustic amp.
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Well, it is actually a statement of fact - it isn't my fault the fact is offensive to fan-bois
Since you haven’t answered any questions, we can’t rule out operator error which is more common than you might imagine.

Another puzzling thing is why you haven’t followed up with getting your amp fixed using warranty service? If your amp is really defective, the manufacturer will repair it at no cost to you within the warranty period.

Is there more to your story that you are not sharing?
 
I don’t own any mark bass gear, but your intentions here are pretty obvious. You started a bad faith thread to troll people who like a popular brand. I don’t know if you get off on it, but it’s a pretty juvenile thing to do.

Well, I didn't.

I like how on TB it is someone else's fault if a person feels trolled, as if the trolled person has no control.
 
Since you haven’t answered any questions, we can’t rule out operator error which is more common than you might imagine.

Another puzzling thing is why you haven’t followed up with getting your amp fixed using warranty service? If your amp is really defective, the manufacturer will repair it at no cost to you within the warranty period.

Is there more to your story that you are not sharing?

Well, I am not sharing anything irrelevant.
 
Since you haven’t answered any questions, we can’t rule out operator error which is more common than you might imagine.

Another puzzling thing is why you haven’t followed up with getting your amp fixed using warranty service? If your amp is really defective, the manufacturer will repair it at no cost to you within the warranty period.

Is there more to your story that you are not sharing?

To be fair, whether (or not) I have used a warranty is not at all part of my question - it is completely off topic.
 
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