Markbass Little Mark Tube Bass Amp Head

The Markbass Little Mark tube amp head gives the warmth and richness of a tube preamp, the clean attack of a solid state preamp, or a mix of both. The bass amp head features a mix control for mixing between a solid state preamp and tube preamp. The result offers a range of sounds, from the crisp, Markbass sound in the solid state, to a heavy tube sound in the tube state, and anything in between. On the front panel there are 2 inputs with separate gain controls: one 1/4" jack, and one combo jack that accepts either an XLR or 1/4". The Vintage Loudspeaker Emulator (VLE) and Variable Preshape Filter (VPF) allow access to a wide array of timbres, from classic tones to modern hi-fi sound. A phantom power switch accompanies the XLR input, for using a microphone on a double bass. Mute control is as simple as a push and a pull on the master volume switch. The Markbass Little Mark has 4 bands of equalization, line out control, and pre/post EQ switch for the XLR out (on the rear panel). Rack ears not included. The bass amp head features a single 6205 miniature tube.

• Input 1
  Impedance: 500 kOhm,
  Maximum Voltage: 15Vpp
  
  Input 2 (Balanced XLR/1/4" combo)
  Impedance: 500 kOhm
  Maximum Voltage: 15Vpp
  Phantom power: 48V
  
  Effect Return
  Impedance: 33 kOhm,
  Maximum Voltage: 10Vpp
  
  Controls
  Gain 1: -60dB to +23dB range; Gain 2: -60dB to +23dB range
  
  Equalization
  Low center frequency: 40Hz; level: ±16dB;
  Low Mid center frequency: 360Hz, level: ±16dB; High Mid center frequency: 800Hz, level: ±16dB;
  High center frequency: 10kHz, level: ±16dB; VPF (Variable Pre-shape Filter) center frequency: 380Hz (cut); VLE (Vintage Loudspeaker Emulator) frequency range: 250Hz-20kHz (cut)
  
  Weight: 6.55 lb.
  Dimensions: 2.8"H x 10.87"W x 10.1"D

• 1 1/4" input
• 1 XLR or 1/4" input
• 300W RMS @ 8 ohms, 500W RMS @ 4 ohms
• Gain controls for each input
• Master Volume
• Line Out Level
• Ground Lift switch (rear)
• Pre/Post EQ switch (rear)
• Mute Knob
• Low, Mid, High EQ
• Variable Preshape Filter
• Vintage Loudspeaker Emulator