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MarkBass CL 810, Review

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Cab Test

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MARKBASS

CL 108

Sensitivity

92.84 dB

Low End -10dB

35 Hz

Chart 1 showing SPL with Tweeter On  

Red - 1 watt      Gray - 10 watts 

Green - 25 watts   Yellow - 50 watts

Chart 2 showing SPL with Tweeter Off  
Light Blue - 1 watt     Purple - 10 watts

Blue - 25 watts   Orange - 50 watts

Markbass Classic 108 with grill on 

Markbass Classic 108 with grill off

B&C 10” Neodymium woofer

B&C Compression Driver

Back panel control plate

Crossover

Summary of Contents for CL 810

Page 1: ...56 bass gear by Tom Bowlus...

Page 2: ...the rage nowadays and mentioning the word hybrid to most folks conjures up images of eco friendly high mileage vehicles For us bass players we may also think of the typical hybrid bass head which emp...

Page 3: ...e for 4 8 ohm loads and one for 2 ohm loads The two more unusual features are the display function switch and RS 232 PC serial port The switch toggles between three modes for the front panel LCD scree...

Page 4: ...admire with regard to the warm gritty tube powerhouse and the punchy focused midrange attack of a sealed closed 8x10 But he also saw room for improvement especially considering modern technological ad...

Page 5: ...ange focus and a more aggressive attack than the SA200 Conversely the Sadowsky is more smooth full and even and can cop a wider range of tones On a whim I also compared the Classic 300 to the GK Fusio...

Page 6: ...interesting mix of vintage fatness and more modern tones It has that midrange punch that you only seem to get from a big sealed cab with a bunch of 10 s but with more control and refinement The tweete...

Page 7: ...punch and a hint of grit with more control and wider range of tones than vintage counterparts TONE O METER In Hand Score 3 9 average On Bench Score 3 5 average E N C L O S U R E Material Wooden head c...

Page 8: ...nal 0 6 Volts 1 0 Volts 1 0 Volts Voltage drop 0 7 Volts 0 9 Volts 1 0 Volts D STRING 73Hz Power 195 Watts 286 Watts 263 Watts Input Signal 0 6 Volts 1 0 Volts 1 0 Volts Voltage drop 0 6 Volts 0 8 Vol...

Page 9: ...The Markbass CL108 8x10 has immediate warmth with great control There are aggressive upper mids and multiple high end personalities TONE O METER In Hand Score 3 5 average On Bench Score 3 7 average E...

Page 10: ...Tweeter On Red 1 watt Gray 10 watts Green 25 watts Yellow 50 watts Chart 2 showing SPL with Tweeter Off Light Blue 1 watt Purple 10 watts Blue 25 watts Orange 50 watts Markbass Classic 108 with grill...

Page 11: ...panel care must be exercised as the fan which is secured to the back panel plugs into the chassis using a thin wires and a small plastic connector There is very little slack in the wires to position...

Page 12: ...speeds as necessary to keep the amp cool This keeps the fan noise to a minimum such as when the higher fan speed is not necessary Additionally the microprocessor monitors critical functions such as po...

Page 13: ...e function The mute affects the speaker outputs as well as the DI output However the tuner effects send and effects return are not affected by the mute function The effects loop in the Classic 300 is...

Page 14: ...asis network at the effects send The overall response is theoretically a flat frequency response to a device in the effects loop However the pre emphasis de emphasis has the advantage of potentially l...

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