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The Marshall MB4210 higher wattage bass combo amp is just what the doctor ordered. The Marshall MB4210 is for those wanting to leave a lasting impression with not only the audience, but also with fellow band members. The MB4210 bass amp will send fat and heavy signals thudding through the chest of everybody within 200 yards! This 450W, 2x10 combo with HF horn has 2 channels (Modern and Classic) with separate EQ for each. The Modern channel features bass, treble, a parametric mid, and a switchable compressor with variable level control. The Classic channel with its ECC83 preamp valve includes a Boost switch, and has a 3-band passive tone network. The MB4210 bass amp also lets you select a blend of the two channels either from the front panel, or via a supplied two-way footswitch. The overall volume of the blend is adjustable in addition to the balance between the 2 channels.

Marshall MB4210 300W/450W 2x10" Hybrid Bass Combo Amp Features:

• Sends booming bottom-end signals thudding through the chest of everybody within a 200 yard radius!
• 300 watts Output @ 4 Ohms
• 450 watts Output @ 2 Ohms (with extension cabinet)
• 2 x 10 inch speakers
• HF Horn
• Speakon connectors x 2
• 1/4" jack speaker connectors x 2
• Built-in limiter
• DI Line out: XLR (Pre and Post)
• FX Loop
• Footswitch: 2 Way (included)
• 2 channels, Modern and Classic
• Blend control
• Built-in compressor (switchable Modern channel)
• ECC83 pre-amp valve (Classic channel)
• Boost Switch (Classic channel)
• Mid Voices
• Master Volume
• CD input (1/4 inch jack)
• Headphone output

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Marshall MB4210 300W/450W 2x10" Hybrid Bass Combo Amp Specifications:

• Dimensions: 630 x 535 x 280 mm
• Weight: 33 Kg

Marshall MB4210 300W/450W 2x10" Hybrid Bass Combo Amp

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Disapointed in quality

Posted by Druuna from Grand Rapids MI on Sep 5, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist - Retired pro

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock Metal

I've had the Marshall MB421 Bass Combo Amp for 1 1/2 years along with the Marshall MBC115 extension cabinet. My plan was for a nice combo amp for practice and a 1x5 sub for jamming with friends. I like the tone but I've had nothing but problems with this amp. In my opinion, this amp sounds great (when it works), particularly combining the modern and classic channels. It has a nice punchy, clear tone and enough volume for a band setting. It's been in for warranty service twice for the same problem and it still isn't working right. The sound will cut out and the volume goes up and down and eventually goes silent. I took it to the store I bought it from and they tested it and it failed for them. They took it to the regional Marshall warranty service center here in Grand Rapids MI. It took a month to repair. They said it was a bad solder joint on the speaker. A few months later it started doing it again. This time it took three weeks to repair and they said it was a bad send and receive jack. The amp has just come back from warranty service, it's scuffed, scratched and dirty and now has a loud buzz even with nothing is plugged into it. I've had lot's of other amps over the years. My last bass head was a Peavey Mark IV that I dragged all over the country. I played night after night with that amp and it never failed. This amp is well cared for and kept in new condition. I'm 47 and I don't play in a professional band anymore. It mostly sits in my living room and has only been taken to jam at a friends house a few times. I will probably have pay to get it fixed by an independent repairman. I wouldn't buy one again.

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Marshall MB4120 great old school sound

Posted by Papa Smurf from north carolina on Mar 18, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Country, Blues

Have had for about a year. Had absoulutely no problems. Opened it up just for the heck to look. Everything clean neat and well layed out. Use with LTD (active) and Fender Jazz (Passive). Works well with either. Origninally use tube side but now have found blending channels gives me the best of both worlds. Sometimes use a behringer BB410 with it (bottom from hell). Sometimes add a Peavey Black Widow 15. (more growl). The bass amp I have looked for years that I could afford.

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Great bass amp!

Posted by Larz from Trollhattan, Sweden on Dec 30, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Experienced non-professional

Reviewer's Play Style: Jazz to Metal

This is a very good amp! The versatility is awesome - you can get ANY sound you want. There´s the kidney-shaking boom and the glassy treble. After three months I am still exploring the knobs and switches. The CD input is well balanced and a blessing when reherasing on your own. This is a really loud and robust amp at a most competative price. It might very well become a future classic.

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Great... for Electric Basses

Posted by Bassman150 from Orange County NY on Dec 21, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Everything from Funk to Rock to Jazz

This sounds excellent and works like a charm... For electric bass. I also own an upright and use it in concerts amplified and I have to say that the amp does offer a good sound for it but not as good as my old amp, a Fender Bassman 150. It just isn't as rich. Otherwise I would recommend this for any genre, from funk to jazz to rock. It is very versatile and will give a great sound to any electric bass but not an upright. Overall I LOVE IT!

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DO NOT BUY

Posted by Murph from Denver Colorado on Dec 7, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock

I was looking for a combo amp to replace my rack system and this is NOT IT! I was sold by the name and spec sheet, however it is nothing more than a practice amp. When I gigged with it and had to push it, it was nothing but fuzz. It needed to be miked even in a small venue.

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Marshall MB4210 300W/450W 2x10" Hybrid Bass Combo Amp

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