One step up from a practice amp...Help

[Bigbaz]

I'm looking for an amp that is big enough for small venues that has seperate circuits for active and passive basses. The akward part is that it must have a headphone socket and an auxilliary in socket would also be good.
At the minute I have the early Ashdown 5/15 mini rig which is not up to the job and to be honest the sound is muddy with an active bass.
I think I'm searching for the holy grail here but I do not have room for two amps.
Anyhelp gratefully received.

[chris_b]

I'd have a look at the Markbass Mini CMD 121P.

[Lozz196]

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I'd have a look at the Markbass Mini CMD 121P.
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Yep, plenty of power, very small & light.

[Bigbaz]

[quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1383339001' post='2263473']
I'd have a look at the Markbass Mini CMD 121P.
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Thanks for that but to be honest its more than I wanted to spend. I've been looking at the Fender Rumble series today and they look like they might be the answer.

[Marvin]

I used to have a Rumble 350, it handled small venues with ease. Good range of tones and a good range of features. A couple of other basschatters have them.

[Lozz196]

I`ve used the Fender Rumble amps and the tone from them is excellent, really deep, warm & rich. I`ve used the 100 at gigs and it wasn`t powerful enough, and the 150 which was just about ok though I was pushing it. As Marvin says the 350 would have no trouble - I used to have the pre-Rumble Bassman 350 and it was plenty powerful enough for gigs.