Markbass CMD series

Light & powerful: electric bass combos for all occasions!

The CMD series houses all electric bass combo amplifier from Markbass. A combo combines one or more loudspeaker with an amplifier in one enclosure. If you think back, up until the early 2000s, electric bass combos were always associated with the attributes of being heavy and massive. The game changer was the company Markbass. However, since the Italian company entered the market, the tide has turned.

The electric bass amplifiers from the Markbass CMD series are particularly popular with bassists because, in addition to their pure and powerful sound , they impress with reduced weight and compact dimensions .

The reasons for this are known:

Neodymium loudspeaker
Class D power amplifiers
Switching power supplies

A Little Mark IV amplifier is currently installed inside the CMD Combo series . The exception here is the Markbass CMD JB Players School . It is equipped with a Little Mark 250 Black Line. On the other models, in addition to gain and master , there are other controls for the line output , sound filters (VLE / VPF) and a completely new old-school filter with which the highs can be cut off on the yellow control panel. to create a nice, round bass sound . Of course, there is also a practical mute switches (can also be operated via a footswitch ) and a four-band EQ on board.

If you are looking for an extremely practical and powerful electric bass combo amplifier , you are sure to find your amplifier in the Markbass CMD series .

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Which Markbass CMD combo really suits you and your needs?

We will tell you which of the electric bass combos from the CMD series comes with which dimensions and speaker sizes as well as performance and weight information on the respective product detail pages or in the clear comparison video from Markbass.