BehringerULTRABASS BXD3000H Ultra-Lightweight 300 Watt 2 Channel Bass Amplifier Head with FBQ Spectrum Analyzer, Ultrabass Processor and Compressor

Ok.... Some of you may have heard of behringer or some of you may not... For those who have not heard good things about them read this....This amp is probably the best value for money I've ever bought.... It's just great, the tone and power is excellent, it can be adjusted to suit and as long as you have a good speaker cab (mine is a laney 1x15 250w) it will give you hours of pleasure.Comes with a foot pedal to switch channels, the mega bass channel gives you a basic octave effect which is ok on the higher string notes, the overdrive channel adds a bit of fuzz if you want it.. The clean channel is nice and clear, no hum at all..... all I hear is the sound of the cooling fan for the electronics when I stop playing (not audible thru the loud speaker I hasten to add!!!)The input for audio device is quiet and best used with headphones...DI socket round the back is good for PA instead of dangling a mike over the speaker therefore giving you a clean sound input into the PA desk as standard...The delivery is within 3 days in the uk (tracked too!)Just need to buy a rack box to protect it in as it's light and therefore vulnerable to getting knocked or damaged if you take it out on the road, that's the only downside.

If you want an 'affordable' amp that does what it says then look no further. I have had a lot of bass amps in my years of gigging and I bought this amp as an emergency buy to get me up and running after my old Ampeg decided to blow up during a weekend of gigs and with money being tight at the time went for this Behringer and to be honest I'm glad I did I am very impressed with it, it is simply brilliant. This amp, in my opinion, can easily compete with other amps on the market and having Class D components inside makes it extremely lightweight for its size. The tones, sub harmonic feature and power output it boasts are incredible plus with the compression, anti feedback and graphic equalizer features, make this little amp a strong contender against other big name amps on the market. Well done to all at Behringer, I'll certainly be looking at more of your products in the future. Value for money? Definitely!!

Ideal for the home. I'm using it along with an old 70's M||M 100 watt, 8 ohms cabinet and a early 80's Fender Jazz Bass. It's the first time I have bought anything of Behringer, and I think it's a great buy for its price range.

Needed to replace my 20yr old Peavey mkIII and after reading the other reviews on here I decided to give this a go until I could afford a more powerful amp head. Absolutely over the moon with it, top quality amp head and a really great price too. I think I may stick with this for a good while. Works great with my effects unit, and the ultrabass and distortion channels are perfect for a nice deep crunchy sound.Very pleased with this purchase.

I bought this as the old 80's solid state lump I used at home finally died and my stage rig is to big for home use.Blown away... good power for such a small size, very light weight and compact, nice sound, nice features (drive channel and the Ultrabass on a foot switch really kicks ass.) and runs well through a 160w 2x10.All that for that price... Damn!Hell, i'm gonna try it at down the rehearsal room through a trace Elliot 1x15 just to see if it goes all the way to 11

Update: it broke after 4 gigs.Decent sound from a cheap and cheerful amp head. Has great gain settings so our bass player could noise things up. For practice rooms or small gigs (<100 venue) only I would say, after that, you need bigger and more powerful equipment.Worked fine with small-medium sized cabs.

Pros: excellent quality pre-amp, good EQ / Compression, plenty power for small to medium size gigs, useful headphone practice features, helpful channel footswitch included, very light, low-cost - may buy second as backup / dual-amping my twin cab for slightly larger gigs. Cons (negligible): a couple of LEDs on Graphic EQ sliders are intermittent but the sliders also show the profile set, don't need the UltraBass sub-octaver, prefer the natural sound from the active dual-mic in the bass bridge

I've had this amp for nearly a year and I'm very satisfied with it. For the price this amp offers a lot of value and features.Clear punchy lows, mids and crisp highs, the tonal possibilities are very wide via the graphics and/or 2nd channel settings. I use the built in MP3/cd phono inputs a lot whilst practicing which is really handy.The chassis is steel whilst the casing is rigid plastic. If you going to gig regularly with it then get a protective 19" rack case, it comes with the fixings. Even paired with a 2x10 its loud enough to hold its own in band practice or small gigs. For the price it's a bargain you can't go wrong!

Buen equipo, aunque la salida de audio para el auxiliar RCA está un poco limitado.

BEHRINGER BXD300H 300 WATT BASS AMPLIFIERI read all the reviews and decided to buy this amplifier. I am writing this review after only using it a few times, but I am very impressed with the output of this compact and lightweight bass amplifier. The Ultrabass feature gives a more fuller sound, good to have when the guitar player takes a solo. Nice sturdy foot pedal in a metal casing is included with a very long cord to control Ultrabass and Channel selection.I am using it with a Carvin RL210T bass cabinet with two 10 inch 4 ohm speakers and a horn.I play in a 3 piece rock band, and during our rehearsals I have found that this amplifier has no problem keeping up, even offering more head room than I need for a large room. I see this rig doing just fine in a small club or pub. Some people complain about the fan noise, yes you can hear it, but only if your not playing, so I have no issues with that. Behringer comes through again, great amp for the money.

il prodotto è arrivato il 27 settembre . l'articolo è conforme alla descrizione del venditore. il servizio è stato cortese.Buone le caratteristiche tecniche del prodotto. lo consiglio a coloro che non vogliono spendere eccessivamente.Qualità prezzo ottima.

I tested my new BXD3000H with all my go-to basses: An upright with a piezo Fishman Full Circle, a passive 1965 Fender Precision, and a new electric with active pickups. The BXD3000H simply accommodated all of them with excellent sound. I'm amazed! I've never seen an amp accommodate so many different input requirements so easily before.Here's what else amazed me. I brought in our front of the house soundman to work on the EQ. He loved the FBQ function, he'd never seen it before but he instantly grasped what it was for -- similar to the post-EQ meters he has on his mixing board. He left happy because in a venue where he needs my stage sound to be "his way," he can set it quickly and visually. Then I set the EQ to flat, put my bass cabinet up off the floor to eliminate the room's floor coupling, and found that my upright bass -- the piezo high impedance input that I was most worried about -- sounds perfect! No adjustments needed. This means I can use the EQ just for fixing problems in rooms that need it.Then I plugged in my Fender wireless system and the electric basses -- again, perfect sound with no EQ. The wireless system has its own light compression, well tuned to an electric bass's signal, and I'm quite used to it. In venues where I can't use the wireless's compression, the BXD3000H has a variable compressor.This is the best all-around, no-hassles, multi-bass amp I've ever seen.If you're concerned about output power, remember that your cabinet has at least as much to say about perceived loudness as the amp does. To my Trace Elliot 2x10" cabinet, this amp powers it cleanly at any loudness that I'm interested in onstage, even for a loud classic rock gig. When we play large venues or outdoors we always have a PA to suit and the front of the house prefers a DI from me anyway, which is built into this BXD3000H.One reviewer mentioned the fan sound might be annoying in a really quiet place. I'm not sure where a bass would be quiet, but I could hear the fan in my studio when I wasn't playing so I just dropped a cloth over it. It didn't overheat because the fan blows warm air out despite the cloth's sound dampening.Put a couple cables in the gig bag, load up a great cabinet, and this lightweight amp is all I need -- or want -- for all our venues ranging from intimate hotel bars to outdoor festivals, rehearsals to recording sessions.

Ich habe den Verstärker seit 8 Monaten und kann keine Probleme erkennen. Ob die 300W realistisch sind, weiß ich nicht, ich betreibe damit eine 410 und eine 115 Box, mit aktivem Bass, ich bin noch nicht an die Leistungsgrenzen des Amp gekommen.Sehr angenehm ist das geringe Gewicht, verglichen mit dem Marshall MB450H ist der Behringer ein Federgewicht. Auf den 5kHz. Regler hätte man mE. verzichten können. Ansonsten kann man hier seine Wunschklang gut einstellen.Der Fußschalter ist sehr fein, man kann damit den EQ zuschalten und hat somit etwa 2 Presets.Wenn man "richtige" Presets gewohnt (z.B. TC Electronic RH450) ist, ist das zwar nur eine halbe Lösung, der kostet aber mit Fußschalter und 19" Einbaukit 5 mal so viel.Dass man beim DI Ausgang nicht zwischen vor und nach der Klangregelung umschalten kann, könnte auch nachteilig sein.