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The Markbass Standard 104HR is an exceptional, professional bass speaker cabinet that performs well in any club, big or small. The Standard 104HR cab puts out impressive power of 800W and weighs only 56 pounds. Working bassists will love the 104HR speaker cabinet for its power, high-quality sound and portability. Perfectly capable in a standalone situation, this bass speaker cab is even more ear-catching when combined with a Markbass Standard 151HR or 102HF.
Open Box Markbass Standard 104HR Rear-Ported Neo 4x10 Bass Speaker Cabinet Level 2 4 Ohm 197881279929

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  • Ultra-light neodymium Markbass custom speakers
  • 1" compression driver with custom horn
  • Great power-to-weight ratio
  • Made of high-grade, multi-ply poplar
  • Glued, screwed, and sealed internally with special compounds for maximum sound quality
  • Protected corners
  • Grill for protecting speakers
  • Lightweight

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  • Impedance: 8 or 4 ohms
  • Speaker size: 4 x 10"
  • Bass Port: Rear
  • Tweeter: 1" compression driver with custom horn
  • Power Handling: 800W RMS (AES Standard)
  • Crossover Frequency: 3.5kHz
  • Frequency Response: 35Hz to 20kHz
  • Sensitivity: 103 dB SPL
  • Weight: 56 lbs.
  • Dimensions: 23.4"W x 23.8"H x 18.9"D

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15 Reviews

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  1. Outdoor Events / Games2
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  1. Compact4
  2. Good Audio4
  3. Durable3
  4. Easy To Use3
  5. Lightweight3

Reviewed by 15 customers

  • I would buy this again

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byJo

    fromTexas

    Use in church

  • Great cab

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byJesus Jim

    fromLake Jackson, Texas

    I play in the praise and worship team at my church and am supplied with this cab and the 250 watt Little Mark head. My church seats1100 people. I love the cab but not crazy about the head. I have found that using passive pickup basses I get distortion when I play it hard. The opposite is true ifI use passive. With passive pickups I get perfectly clean sound at shake the wall levels. That tells me it is the head and not the cab. I suggest for rooms the size of my church you use at least the 500 watt amp.

  • Fantastic compact cabinet!

    4

    submitted6 years ago

    byMC

    fromBoston

    I replaced a 104HF with this HR. Very tight sounding compared to the HF. Not boomy at all. Plenty of clear low end. A definite keeper. The size and weight makes for an easy to move, killer sounding cabinet.

  • this is my second one

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted7 years ago

    byKEEFE

    fromundisclosed

    best 4x10 cabinet ever

  • Phat sound

    5

    submitted9 years ago

    byargo

    fromNew York City

    I am running an old GK 400RB head through this 104HR and it sounds absolutely AMAZING. Sure its an old amp but this cabinet delivers all the way: I have used this set up with a old 70's jazz bass as well my Kubicki Factor (active) and the sound is fat and punchy with clarity.

  • Usig as a top Cabinet

    5

    submitted14 years ago

    byKen W

    fromWest Haven, Utah

    I have 4 different Markbass cabs that I use for various venues, and rehearsals. The 410HR always sits on top of my 410HF when playing outside venues,and inside when playing classic rock. They are pushed by a SD800 amp, and it works quite well. The HR410 gives me the mids I need to hear at the correct Cab hight Mid level and frequency for classic rock. No power problems here with these cabs. I've had comments on these everywhere I play. I love 'em.

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Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.

  • submitteda year ago

    asked byBRITNY SPEARS

    fromundisclosed

    CAN I RUN MY LITTLE MARK IV 500 WATT AMP HEAD INTO THE 800 WATT 8 OHM CAB STAND-ALONE AND STILL PUSH THE AMP WITHOUT DAMAGE TO SPEAKER OR AMP?

    CAN I RUN MY LITTLE MARK IV 500 WATT AMP HEAD INTO THE 800 WATT 8 OHM CAB STAND-ALONE AND STILL PUSH THE AMP WITHOUT DAMAGE TO SPEAKER OR AMP?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    I’m very sorry. Your question is not clear. It's a Markbass head and Markbass cabinett, designed for each other. Yes you can use it.

  • submitted2 years ago

    asked byTJay

    fromPhx, AZ

    If I were to get 2 of these (8 ohms) what head should I get?

    If I were to get 2 of these (8 ohms) what head should I get?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Just about every Markbass head will run at 4 ohms. Good choice, this is the best.

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byRob

    fromBuffalo, NY

    What is the difference between this 104hr rear-ported cab and the front-ported cab?

    What is the difference between this 104hr rear-ported cab and the front-ported cab?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    If you have a front port, those very low frequencies are going to be right up front. The rear port will provide a tighter sound as the low frequencies will be behind the initial note.

  • submitted5 years ago

    asked byRodney

    fromCoxs creek , ky

    I have the little mark bass amp at 800 watts. Do i need 4 or 8 ohms ?

    I have the little mark bass amp at 800 watts. Do i need 4 or 8 ohms ?

    Open Reply - Durran
    If you have the Little Mark 800 Bass Amp Head, it will deliver 800W of power at 4 ohms

  • submitted7 years ago

    asked bySilkyPocket

    fromCA

    4 vs 8 ohms? I've read that a 4 ohm cab will utilize the full potential of the amps power. However, it might be better to get the 8 ohm on the chance I connect an additional cab in the future.

    4 vs 8 ohms? I've read that a 4 ohm cab will utilize the full potential of the amps power. However, it might be better to get the 8 ohm on the chance I connect an additional cab in the future.

    Open Reply -
    You are correct on both points, so the real question is will you ever need a two 4 x 10?