Michael League

"I play Markbass amplifiers and cabinets. My normal stage rig is a Randy Jackson 500 all-tube head..." says Michael League, in this interview.

"I play Markbass amplifiers and cabinets. My normal stage rig is a Randy Jackson 500 all-tube head on top of a 4×10 and a 4×8 cabinet, which is a really unconventional thing but I love it. For a vintage bass you can get all the booty and bump of the bass from the four 10’s but you get that real midrange clarity with the four 8’s, which I love," says Michael League in this interview.

Michael League has been using this on recent tours over his TTE 500, most likely due to it's smaller size and therefore easier transportation. Can be seen on most recent live videos - but can see it in high quality during the performance they filmed for Dunlop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IE9I6NrE2S0 (there's a pan shot at 3:20 where you can see it)

In a YouTube video by MarkbassAmps, Michael League introduces his new signature bass amplifier head, the Markbass Casa.

Recording: “An A-Designs REDDI or Avalon DI and a miked Ampeg B-15 or Markbass Minimark 802”

Michael League: Danelectro Baritone w/ Saturn Reverb Amp

Recording: “An A-Designs REDDI or Avalon DI and a miked Ampeg B-15 or Markbass Minimark 802”

Rig: Markbass TTE-500 head, Standard 104HF cabinet, New York 804 cabinet, Minimark 802 combo: