In my experience, Markbass heads sound good through pretty much any cab! I'm really loving mine through the Peavey Pro 410, sits in a metal mix better than the Markbass 410 (basically, a more pleasing low/midrange presence)
At those prices you might even be better off buying both and sending back the one you don't like... Who knows, you might be able to get something special combining the two!
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The thing is a lot of shop/office workers will fall for it and capitulate. Fair enough, lose £2.50 for good customer relations, but £117 x 10 units! Not going to happen
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You can bet I wouldn't honour it!
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They went mental about trading standards and false advertising.
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I love when people get all high and mighty about this. Or when they say they will "see you in court" over something like £30
It sounds like the store assistant was trying to regain some control by making it sound like he was doing you a favour, instead of saying "Oh sorry, my mistake" ... I mean what was he going to do otherwise? Argue with you and lose a sale altogether? :
I'm still really tempted to get a VT bass and see if I prefer it to the Programmable Sansamp... It's not like I don't have 3 other drive pedals on the board to play with
I agree, send it back! Thomann have good customer service from what I've heard, and there's no use wasting your money repairing something that you only just bought.
Fair enough mate, if I hadn't already bought a bass and a laptop this month I'd probably have had it anyway! Sure it won't be here for long anyway, I've heard nothing but Homer Simpson-esque drooling sound effects about these amps
[quote name='Bill Fitzmaurice' timestamp='1394636994' post='2393578']
Look up the definition of 'omnidirectional'. Not only is port output omnidirectional, so is that from the cones up to about 200Hz.
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I assumed everything was directional, and rear ports worked on reflections and if the cab was touching the floor or not. Good to know!
Sometimes a really subtle effect makes anyone REALLY good even if you can't really tell what actual effect is being used very well. I like a light overdrive over the whole signal with a clean blend, mixed with high gain over a more select frequency range