Brand profile · Italy, est. 1993

GR Bass

GR Bass, formerly known as Markbass, has carved a significant niche in the bass amplification market with its focus on lightweight, high-powered, and innovative designs. Initially renowned for their compact and powerful heads, the brand has expanded to offer a full range of bass amplifiers, combos, and cabinets catering to both stage and studio use. GR Bass is recognized for its commitment to quality and its unique approach to bass tone.

ATC Series HeadsCompact amplifier designNeodymium speaker technologyHybrid amplifier circuitryAT Cube Acoustic Modeling Amp
1993founded
Italycountry
10products in stock
$449–$1,799price range

All 10 GR Bass products

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GR Bass Groovy Real Tube Preamp

Bass Preamps

$449€399Check ↗

GR Bass AT Cube Acoustic

Solid-State Bass Combos

$1,799€1,599Check ↗

GR Bass CUBE 500

Solid-State Bass Combos

$1,158€1,029Check ↗

GR Bass GROOVE800

Hybrid Bass Heads

$1,237€1,099Check ↗

GR Bass ATC800 SuperLight Series Combo

Solid-State Bass Combos

$1,687€1,499Check ↗

GR Bass GR210V/4

2x10 Bass Cabs

$999€888Check ↗

GR Bass AT210V/4

2x10 Bass Cabs

$1,270€1,129Check ↗

GR Bass Mini One

Solid-State Bassheads

$494€439Check ↗

GR Bass ONE800

Solid-State Bassheads

$933€829Check ↗

GR Bass ONE800

Solid-State Bassheads

$933€829Check ↗

GR Bass, honestly

What GR Bass does well
  • Exceptional power-to-weight ratio
  • Clean and articulate tone across frequencies
  • Versatile EQ options for shaping sound
  • Innovative acoustic modeling capabilities
  • Durable construction for gigging musicians
What to watch for
  • Can be premium-priced compared to competitors
  • Some models can be complex for beginners
  • Limited range of guitars/basses compared to full instrument brands
  • May lack vintage-style warmth for some players
  • Specific components can be difficult to source outside of Italy

Questions about GR Bass

Where are GR Bass instruments made?

GR Bass amplifiers are primarily manufactured in Italy, leveraging Italian craftsmanship and engineering. Some components are sourced globally, but final assembly and quality control are handled in Italy.

Are GR Bass amplifiers suitable for recording?

Yes, GR Bass amplifiers are widely used for recording due to their clean headroom, versatile EQ, and ability to produce a wide range of tones, often benefiting from their direct output options.

What is the difference between a GR Bass hybrid amplifier and a solid-state amplifier?

Hybrid GR Bass amps combine the best of both worlds – solid-state power sections for reliability and headroom, with a tube preamp section to add warmth and harmonic richness.

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