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The Markbass CMB 151 Black Line is the perfect 150W 1x15 combo amp for bassists just starting out. With the famous Markbass tone, it's designed for students and beginners, providing the great sound you need to develop your talent and passion for music.

Dial In Your Tone With the 4-Band EQ

Shaping your sound is easy with the CMB 151's simple yet effective 4-band EQ, giving you precise control over lows, mids and highs. It features two midrange controls so you can sweep for the ideal mid tone. Boost lows or highs with the Scooped switch or add some pleasing distortion with the Boost switch. Finding your signature sound is effortless.

Jam Anywhere With Headphone and AUX Inputs

With the headphone output, you can rock out silently at home or in your dorm. Plug your phone into the AUX input to jam along with your favorite tunes. The CMB 151 lets you practice bass anytime, anywhere while always sounding pro.

Connect to a PA System via the Balanced XLR Line Out

When playing larger gigs with a full band, you can send the CMB 151's signal to the PA system via its balanced XLR line out for wider dispersion. Control your stage volume while still being heard. The XLR out ensures this amp will grow with you.

Markbass Quality You Can Trust

Even at this low price, Markbass refused to cut corners. You get the same commitment to quality components and construction found in their high-end amps. The CMB 151's robust 1x15" speaker and wooden cabinet deliver Markbass' signature warm, round low end, and clear mids and highs. Start your musical journey with an amp you'll love playing for years.

Markbass CMB 151 Black Line 150W 1x15 Combo Bass Amp Black
Markbass CMB 151 Black Line 150W 1x15 Combo Bass Amp Black
Markbass CMB 151 Black Line 150W 1x15 Combo Bass Amp Black

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  • 150W combo bass amp with 1x15" speaker for dynamic low end
  • 4-band EQ with scooped and boost switches for tone shaping
  • Headphone out and aux in for silent practice with media player
  • XLR out and FX send/return for gigging and effects connectivity

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  • Speaker: 1x15"
  • Output power: 150W
  • EQ: 4-band
  • Controls: Gain, Master Volume, Scooped and Boost switches
  • Aux in: Y
  • Headphone out: Y
  • Balanced line out: Y
  • Send-return: Y
  • Dimensions (HxWxD): 17.32" x 21.65" x 14.17"
  • Weight: 41.88 lb.

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    byMike

    fromClinton, IA

    I must be the only person who has purchased this combo because it's been seven months and there still hasn't been a review, so here goes. Back last December, I bought the 112 version of this model and had it shipped to my home. As I brought it in, I could hear a loud rattle coming from inside. Upon inspection I found the speaker magnet had come unglued from the driver and my heart sank. I had a gig at an elementary school coming up the following week and had planned on using it. Thr next day I took the combo down to my nearest GC to drop it off and figure out what to do. They had one of the 112s on the floor and the 115. Bad voodoo had already crept in my head about the smaller combo, so I worked out a deal (no money involved, but new cables) and ponied up the extra cash for a combo that had just showed up and hadn't been played. Home we went, and other than the bulky build to lug around even though it wasn't heavy, I found it to be an excellent amp. Plenty of power, tons of bottom end, useful preamp features, and a terrific DI for recording made it worth the higher cost. I used it for the gig and its distinctive Markbass tone came out. I call it an old school tone that still gives a modern vibe. Along with the DI Out, I J ad no trouble filling the stage or gymnasium. As long as the speaker magnet doesn't make a break for the border, and I don't think it will, this combo will be with me for a while as it works great with my Hofner as well as my Jazz bass. It seems to be flying under the radar, but add it to your browsing list and you may be impressed for the money invested!

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