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  1. Sparky Mark
    Can I ask why you replaced the cooling fan please? Thanks.
  2. Sparky Mark
    These events sound like the amplifier protection circuits coming into operation (correctly) when they sense a dangerous overload situation for the amp and connected speaker. I have only experienced this once when driving a 4 ohm load with a 500w class D head at high volume. Were you pushing the amp/cab too loud perhaps?
  3. Sparky Mark
    Haha. I don't think there are that many in existence. Shifting nine should be a televised strong man challenge.
  4. Sparky Mark
    Thanks for the update. I wish I was strong enough to lug mine to gigs.
  5. Sparky Mark
    Might be worth adding the new price in your original post so it's clear. Lookers might not bother to scroll down.
  6. Sparky Mark
    [quote name='Dosi Y'Anarchy' timestamp='1503957069' post='3361871'] Bump, i feel like this is a fair price, am i wrong? [/quote] This looks like a first generation MBE212. Google that for indicative prices when they were new.
  7. Sparky Mark
    If you refitted all the original parts and listed the replacements in the other music related stuff for sale forum, you would most likely be able to reduce the price of this bass to an irresistible price and get more money back overall.
  8. Sparky Mark
    Thank you.
  9. Sparky Mark
    What year was it manufactured please? Cheers
  10. Sparky Mark
    Can you advise what year the TA503 was made please. The month and year of manufacture are on a label on the rear face. Many thanks.
  11. Sparky Mark
    [quote name='Thunderbird' timestamp='1502472666' post='3351750'] it is important cos the number can effect the price a bit [/quote] Not if the seller doesn't want it to. The price is what he's prepared to accept.
  12. Sparky Mark
    I own an SVT210AV and whilst it is a lovely sounding medium duty cabinet it is a sealed design and doesn't go particularly loud or deep and is better used in pairs depending on the genre and venue. It has a cloth front so is more susceptible to damage on public transport than the metal markbass grill. Of those choices the markbass will go louder and deeper and consequently is more flexible and would be my choice.
  13. Sparky Mark
    You should add the word "SOLD" to the thread title.
  14. Sparky Mark
    Did I miss the more detailed photos type bump?
  15. Sparky Mark
    What a bargain!
  16. Sparky Mark
    You might have more interest/success selling if you posted a photo or two and some info (or at least some links to info) of the cab. £750 isn't an insubstantial amount for most of us.
  17. Sparky Mark
    Thanks Ash.
  18. Sparky Mark
    Do you have a photograph of the front of the headstock please? Cheers.
  19. Sparky Mark
    Beautiful bass. Could you explain a bit more about how the back and front of the headstock were flattened please? Thanks
  20. Sparky Mark
    Images not working for me either.
  21. Sparky Mark
    I had the same experience with neo Bergantino AE112s versus their ceramic HT112ER and EX112ER cabs. The heavier ceramics just had more depth and power to their sound.
  22. Sparky Mark
    Welcome aboard Phil. You should indicate where you are located and some information about the 810. Cheers, Mark
  23. Sparky Mark
    When you say "class D", do you just mean light weight?
  24. Sparky Mark
    [quote name='Chienmortbb' timestamp='1499268448' post='3330418'] I suspect one of the other italian Class D companies designed it like Powersoft. [/quote] I don't think so. Markbass actually states that it invested a lot of resources in its own R&D to develop what it calls its MPT (Mark Proprietary Technology ) class D power amplifiers. Markbass may have been slightly economic with certain information in the past but I don't believe they are being untruthful about this.
  25. Sparky Mark
    I had a class D LM3 in my CMD121P and it sounded just as punchy as my class AB separate LM3. The sound is primarily down to the pre amp which was identical. Markbass developed its own 500w class D power amp and it is very full sounding. The 1000W power amp is based on the same design elements.
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