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Bass Guitar Amp Head from TC Electronic belonging to the BH Amps series

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TC Electronic announced that its BH250 bass head is now shipping.

TC’s BH250 is a bass head that uses the TonePrint concept for 250 watts of power and a built-in bass tuner that works on anything from 4 to 6 strings.

The TonePrint concept allows for loading signature bass effects: Chorus, Flanger, Vibrato, Sub’n’ Up Octaver, SpectraComp or Bass Drive. Players can choose from a list of signature artist TonePrints created by musicians like Nathan East (Eric Clapton, Fourplay, Toto), Troy Sanders (Mastodon), Michael Shuman (Queens of the Stoneage), Gail Ann Dorsey (Lenny Kravitz, David Bowie, Seal), Mark King (Level 42), Roscoe Beck (Leonard Cohen, Robben Ford) and more, available for free on TC’s website or via the TonePrint App for iPhone and Android.

BH250 Main Features

4 lbs. / 1,8 kg
TonePrint Signature Bass Effects
Signature Effects Created by Bass Players
TonePrint Effect Types – Chorus, Flanger, Vibrato, Octaver, SpectraComp & BassDrive
Built-in Bass Tuner – Tunes A Bass with 4, 5 or 6 Strings
Contoured Tone Controls – Tailored Specifically for Bass: Bass Cut: 80Hz, Bass Boost: 100Hz / Mid Cut: 500Hz, Mid Boost: 800Hz / Treble Cut: 1800Hz, Treble Boost: 5000Hz
Dimensions – 8.7” x 2.5 × 9.1” / 220 mm x 63 mm x 231 mm

Pricing & Availability:

USD 299 / EUR 299 / GBP 245 – Available now

Visit tcelectronic.com/bh250 for more.

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