Description
There’s a reason session bassists keep coming back to GK’s MicroBass line: it does the impossible trick of sounding huge while weighing almost nothing. The MB 212-II takes that formula and puts it into a 2×12 configuration, so you get the low-end push of two neo drivers plus a horn for top-end clarity, all packed into a cabinet that only tips the scale at 41 lbs. Show up, plug in, and you’re covered — no roadie required.
Under the hood is GK’s digital power amp pushing 500 watts, paired with a four-band active EQ so you can dial in everything from a scooped slap tone to a thick, rounded pick sound. The contour switch gives you an instant mid-scoop when you want that classic GK growl, and you can flip it off just as fast when the mix calls for something flatter and more direct.
For gigging bassists who need flexibility, the MB 212-II has you covered on the routing side too: XLR direct out for sending a clean signal to the board, chain out for linking to another amp, aux in for practicing along to tracks, and a headphone output for silent late-night woodshedding. If you need more air in the room, pair it with GK’s 112MBX extension cabinet and let this little powerhouse fill a much bigger space than its size suggests.
- 500W digital power amp
- 2×12″ Neo speakers plus horn
- 41 lbs / 14.5″x19″x26″
- Four-band active EQ with contour on/off
- XLR direct out, chain out, aux in, headphone output
- Tolex exterior covering
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