Mark Bass have a prolific range of bass cabinets for you to hook up to these wicked amps. from the mini traveller 1 x 15" through 2x10"s, 4 x 10"s, to a 6 x 10" that weighs just 38kg. There are also some less conventional cabs e.g 1 x 12" & 3 x 10" all fulfilling the high power - low weight criteria. All cabinets are built in Italy and use B&C drivers.

MarkBass cabinets basically fall into two series (P) & (H) showing wether they come equipped with a Piezo or a Horn.

Pictured right is the Standard 104HF, 800 watts RMS 29.9 Kg
Priced at £699 from Phoenix Soundworks

 

Mark Bass 310 combo (CMD103H)

A 450 watt capable (280 @ 8OHm) combo powering three B&C long travel 10" neodimium drivers with a horn HF unit.

weight - 28.7kg !!

40Hz to 20 KHz

ext. speaker out for full 450 watts

available in a smaller trolley version (Traveller combo 102)

check the Mark Bass website for full details on all models

Mark Bass LittleMark Head - £449

Let me explain....the only thing little about this bass amp is its size and weight.

In store on demo NOW, Hi spec, Hi powered, well priced,
Lightweight combos & rigs

full range available come and try it

MarkBass might not be the most imaginitive of brand identities but don't be fooled by this (it's because they're Italians!!) They have managed to produce some of the most exciting bass amplification I have seen for a long time.

Already going strong in Europe, they are now outselling some of the major players over there. When you play one you'll see why. They are powerful amplifiers driving lightweight neodimium speakers with simple, effective controls. You want portable bass amplification? - it don't get any better than this - better that all the overpriced American alternatives

Using new digital power supply technology, this **2.9 Kilo** amp delivers a monster 500 watts into 4 OHms. The EQ is sweet and responsive with an additional Variable Preshape Filter (VPF) & the Vintage Loudspeaker Emulator provide subtle dynamicsto suit all styles. It will drive two 4 x 10"s with ease and way out-performs anything else in it's price range. It's under £500 quid for Chrissakes!! LittleMark comes with

This is an ultra-modern bass amp capable of delivering big power and sweet vintage tones. - you simply have to hear it to believe it

**Phoenix Soundworks reccommended MarkBass
monster set up**

For a huge wall of sound that will kill your drummer and guitarist in one Low E, we reckon you should go for the following.....

The MarkBass SD800 digital power amp into a Std 104HF and a Std 151HF. Realising the full 750 watts of power.

Yes of course we're gonna reccommend this rig because it's the most expensive one, but it's still way cheaper than an Ampeg equivalent.

This rig will set you back £2199