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Looking at this for my markbass mini cmd 121 combo.
I have a couple of questions.
How do you connect it to the combo?
What is the dial on the side for?
I have only ever used a bass combo amp in my recent years, and technology has moved on. :(

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You connect them using a speakon cable. OBBM on here made mine for me at a very good price.

I find it makes quite a difference have both combo & cab and wish I'd bought the cab sooner.

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[quote name='Hobbayne' timestamp='1430263438' post='2759718']
Looking at this for my markbass mini cmd 121 combo.
I have a couple of questions.
How do you connect it to the combo?
What is the dial on the side for?
I have only ever used a bass combo amp in my recent years, and technology has moved on. :(
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You connect it with strawberry laces.
The dial is the talent booster control. I always have mine set to "stun".

;)

(you already got the answer, so I felt I had to make up a different one to confuse you :P)

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[quote name='mcnach' timestamp='1430315234' post='2760180']
You connect it with strawberry laces.
The dial is the talent booster control. I always have mine set to "stun".

;)

(you already got the answer, so I felt I had to make up a different one to confuse you :P)
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Oh, and you can only use it in New York otherwise it is "out of phase"....

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[quote name='yorks5stringer' timestamp='1430317447' post='2760220']
Oh, and you can only use it in New York otherwise it is "out of phase"....
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:huh:

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[quote name='Hobbayne' timestamp='1430781402' post='2764594']
I see this has 2 speakon sockets. Why is this? Sorry to be dumb :(
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If you have an amp with only one speaker out and want to use two cabs, you can use one cable amp-cab1, and another cable can1-cab2 using the second speakon socket. The sockets are almost-always-but-check-manual-please wired in parallel.

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[quote name='Hobbayne' timestamp='1430781402' post='2764594']
I see this has 2 speakon sockets. Why is this? Sorry to be dumb :(
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If you're using the cab with just a head, the second socket is a link to a second cab. They'll most likely be wired in parallel so it doesn't matter which one you use when you connect it as a single extension cab to a combo.

EDIT: Beaten to it!

Edited by neepheid
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[quote name='neepheid' timestamp='1430816195' post='2764727']
If you're using the cab with just a head, the second socket is a link to a second cab. They'll most likely be wired in parallel so it doesn't matter which one you use when you connect it as a single extension cab to a combo.

EDIT: Beaten to it!
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Ah! I hoped that would be the case. I have been using combos from the very beginning so am not used to plugging things in. :)

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