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Thunderbird Club

I've been slowly eying for a pretty lightweight and powerful not-too-big combo to use for small duo/trio half-acoustic gigs and for the cover band stuff where I use IEMs and my sound comes from the pedal board anyway.
Mark Bass player school series could do the trick, I believe they have the same amp as the other Mark's? I've never had any trouble of getting a decent sound out of them.
 
I've been slowly eying for a pretty lightweight and powerful not-too-big combo to use for small duo/trio half-acoustic gigs and for the cover band stuff where I use IEMs and my sound comes from the pedal board anyway.
Mark Bass player school series could do the trick, I believe they have the same amp as the other Mark's? I've never had any trouble of getting a decent sound out of them.
shouldn’t have any…..
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I don’t know about that. Plenty of Yes fans realized Squire was driving the bus in the seventies.

..."most of the time" - watch any number of films of live music from the '60s-'70s (pre video) to illustrate my comment.
 
Owned a Mesa PowerHouse 212 for quite some time, loved it, big fan of 12’s.
Only reason I went with the HT322 is cause it sounds so darn good and got a great deal on it, plus I couldn’t find an HT212 at a reasonable price nor another Mesa 212.
I s'pose the 2x12 configuration sorta fell outta favor when 2, 4, 6, or 8x10 got popular.
 
One of the best meals I ever had was at a Greek place in Chicago while there for work. One of the co-workers from there took us to his family’s restaurant. It was wonderful.
There's a Greek restaurant fairly close to me that's excellent. Their pastichio is unreal, and they have pork chops that are indescribably delicious.