03 - MARKBASS CLUB - LITTLE MARK 58R

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[@sandropodda6699]

Grazie Marco per i tuoi ottimi prodotti rivoluzionari ... orgoglio made in Italy. Eccellenza nel mondo😀👏👏👏👏💪💪💪

[@EntropiaGuitars]

Great video again, and the Little Mark 58R head is a beast! Everyone needs to try it.

[@ChiaraBianchiBass]

Sulla qualità dei prodotti Markbass non si discute, hanno un livello di eccellenza unica e difficilmente raggiungibile… ma la cosa che colpisce di più è vedere quanta attenzione ci sia al discorso dell’ecologia, e anche del Made in Italy. È impressionante anche solo pensare che la Little Mark 58R sia realizzata interamente in Italia, quando ogni oggetto che ci circonda è al 99% prodotto in altri paesi dove il costo della manodopera è inferiore. Chapeau, Marco: mi auguro che l’esempio di Markbass sia seguito da altre aziende, anche quelle che non si occupano di amplificazione o di strumenti musicali

[@noemiferrucci-wj5jt]

Marco, sei veramente un grande portando avanti con grandi risultati il Made in Italy… Potresti in un prossimo incontro fare un demo specifico su questa nuova testata…… Per altro verrei acquistarla…. Grazie

[@FabioMariani]

Grande Marco … number one

[@JeanV1986]

I just got a Little Mark 58R amp and here are a few observations. First the positive: - It sounds great! Very detailed and articulate, and it looks like it has tons of power (not tested yet). - it is very light. Weirdly so...more on this later. - The amp is easy to setup and every knob does indeed produce significant changes in the sound. Now the negative: - it is built in PLASTIC??! I mean, the whole amp feels like a cheap toy? Really? Is that the "Italian lifestyle?" Most if not all amps made in china feel more premium than this. Really a shame to cut corners and/or want to save a few grams with such a cheap feeling construction - the built in fan is extremely noisy. Of course, that is not an issue when playing in a venue, but in a quiet room or a studio, the noise is very noticeable. I hope the amp will be reliable and stand some (ab)use, but as it is, it seems VERY fragile. More impressions to come as I get to learn this plastic fantastic amp.

[@facethefaceandmore44]

As a combo owner, I’m happy with the plastic decision. Even a few grams makes a difference when you’re lugging a combo around.