Markbass power amp!
Moderator: jingle_jangle
Markbass power amp!
New product, for those looking for something to put in their rack!
Re: Markbass power amp!
10V/uSec slewing should make for clean sound. But is 1000W enough.... 
Re: Markbass power amp!
It's getting there, but I like mine better. It does 50V/uS, 1500W, but mine takes up a 2U rack space and weighs 14 lbs instead of 8.3...johnallg wrote:10V/uSec slewing should make for clean sound. But is 1000W enough....
I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...
Re: Markbass power amp!
cjj wrote:It's getting there, but I like mine better. It does 50V/uS, 1500W, but mine takes up a 2U rack space and weighs 14 lbs instead of 8.3...johnallg wrote:10V/uSec slewing should make for clean sound. But is 1000W enough....
I was using 800V/mS video buffer op amps in my cd player mods back in '91.
http://www.national.com/ds/LM/LM6121.pdf
Re: Markbass power amp!
800V/mS? Wow, that's almost 62 times slower than my power amp!!!johnallg wrote:cjj wrote:It's getting there, but I like mine better. It does 50V/uS, 1500W, but mine takes up a 2U rack space and weighs 14 lbs instead of 8.3...johnallg wrote:10V/uSec slewing should make for clean sound. But is 1000W enough....
I was using 800V/mS video buffer op amps in my cd player mods back in '91.
http://www.national.com/ds/LM/LM6121.pdf
Oh, I see, you meant 800V/uS. Well, those won't do anything near 1500 watts...
I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...
Re: Markbass power amp!
uS, right. Slip of the keyboard. Won't push wattage but they sure helped the CD analog section drive the cable/next inputs with clarity and ease. My quest for tone in inexpensive CD players.
Won't push wattage but they sure helped the CD analog section drive the cable/next inputs with clarity and ease. My quest for tone in inexpensive CD players.