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DV Markbass Little Marcus 800 and 104 Cab | Review
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2018
- What happens when a massive name in bass gear manufacturing meets a colossal name in bass guitar? The MARKBASS Little Marcus 800 Head and Marcus Miller 104 Cab, that's what. Here's Dan Veall to tell us more.
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Finally a guy how plays useful stuff without showing off. Thaaaaaaank you! 🙏💐
All of it's useful if you know how to apply (use) it!
Very nice playing! Plus no overload, so that I can focus an the features. Great work! Just one thing: the Millerizer knob and the Old School knob seem to compete - but surprisingly they do not. To use both has some good effects when tastefully used. I missed this only.
I just bought the Little Marcus 500. I got a very light chorus pedal going through the efx loop and a slight drive in front and I can’t put my bass down!
lovely review
The problem with your videos I have always run into has been; it may be loud from your perspective, but you need to turn up in the d.i. Or recording device or the computer! The bsss needs to be louder!
I have to choose between Little Mark Tube 800 and Little Marcus 1000 - what would you choose? I don't have any place to listen to them. Thanks!
Same here! But not the 1000W, 500W-800W will do it.
On my Little marcus 800 doesnt work "Milezer" and "high".. Canyou help me? Whats the problem?
I know this review is kind of old, but what about the input Gain control? Can you push the front end of this amp to get some grit/dirt?
Would you recommend buying the 2x10 or the 4x10 first??
The 4x10 trust me i played the 4x10 witn the 800 watt head it kills very light weight, crispy ass tweeter, punchy and full you will love it long as you know how to utilize the eq on the head right
410 is definitely the better all around go-to cab. However, I did gig a 210 Markbass cab exclusively with a full band for a while. The Markbass sound is so clear and strong it cuts beautifully, plus normally you've got PA support anyway.
Depends what type of music do you play if you play in a rock or jazz band 2x10 would be okay other wise i would recommend 4x10 i have been using markbass little mark 800 tube and 104hr(4x10) for almost 2 years no issues. Works well with 2 guitarist with 4x12 s
What's the bass model?
Have a look in the current edition of @guitarinteractive All shall be revealed! :)