dudewheresmybass

This echoes my experience as well. 
once I split the signal and sent the mb to Pa, boom!

mine is also an OG that I bought for £35 on eBay about 20 years ago 😉

Charlie big potato- skanky Nancy

Forgive me asking, But have you asked about this issue on Talkbass? I recall seeing a similar issue mentioned there

Brian May - Back to the light

chinese laundry blues - George Formby

start me up - Stones

hangin on the telephone - Acid Reign / Blondie

What's the internal length of the bass spaces pls?

Mars - Holst

the spongy type pipe lagging works well. It's easy to get hold of and cheap cheap.

pretty vacant - Pistols

space oddity - Bowie

There's a decent reverse delay on the Marshall echohead.

Tapable, and fairly easy to find.

is it a Cragle logo?

5 hours ago, tauzero said:

I'd like to know what the picture is on the scratchplate that's been so severely pixellated...

rocket man - Elton

As mentioned above by @Stub Mandrel, I'm not aware of a passive version. 

Mine has the battery space as well, although I do know of a few that were 'fixed' - I've been tempted to cure mine many times.

banana boat song - Harry Belafonte

Gambler - Whitesnake

Love stack - b52’s

Shelf in the room - days of the new

Icing sugar- the cure

ritual - Ghost

15 hours ago, Lozz196 said:

Marshall DBS7400 were excellent amps, used to pair mine with the Marshall VBC412 cab.

There's nothing like them. I have two 'just in case' lol

I expect that was a monstrous tone with a cab like that!

I owned a 7415 for a while. A proper Wembley stadium cab - you couldn't hear it on stage, but the people at the back of the venue were pressed against the wall with bass pmsl

budapest - George Ezra

I'm still using my Marshall 90's rig for large shows with 1 or 2 410s (dependant on how far I have to carry them lol) 

It sounds absolutely immense and the 7400 dbs is the only head I've found that can deal with a wah pedal properly.

For smaller shows where I don't need wah, I use a TC bh250 and 410, but it does lack some of the heft (LOL) of the Marshall.

I used to have a Hartke LH500 which was great, but I never really got on with the eq