All user reviews of 5/5 for the TC Electronic BH250

250W amp, transistor, 3EQ, TonePrint, mute and tuner all there. Ultra compact and lightweight it is your back that tells you thank you!
Power is to go, I play yet 2X10 cabinet with 1'' (BC210) so I only use 125W is what is good enough for me repeat (and we ... 9). The sound is very precise, it is heard without pushed the master as a nag.
The Toneprint works well and although I was not an expert on the effects, some seem to me really enjoyable to play.

UTILIZATION

Must pass a bit of time to discover the EQs, because they do not act on the same frequencies that are next boost or cut it, but after a while it's a treat! Otherwise the overall use is bone simple.
With my standard JazzBass I get his holy puck! This is accurate, it does not drool in the low and it hits well.

SOUNDS

For my rather funky style it goes perfect!

OVERALL OPINION

I for 1 month and I am satisfied. Excellent price / quality / power / weight, I would do this choice without hesitation!

What more to say except that it is both classic and innovative!
ClassD amplification transistor ... small, light.
Ss 250w 4ohms
simplissimes but the settings are sufficient for many users

TonePrint system works perfectly with my samsung phones (Ace and S), not a single failure.

has noted the speakon connector only for pregnant

UTILIZATION

use could not be simpler ... one branch and it sounds ...
The equalization is super effective!

the use of print tone is also very simple loading effect takes about 2 seconds ... To know that for this option to be really usable, you must buy the pedal 3 channels of the brand.
the pedals can:
l switch: mute on / off
2nd Switch: Tone print on / off
3rd Switch: Tone print A / B
because you can load two effects and switch from one to the other (only with the pedal). There is no mixing in cons possible between the two.

SOUNDS

I play 70's rock rather
I plug in a compressor between EBS and my bass head (this can also have a gain control, not available on the head)
I play with a JB Squier vintage modified or Epiphone EB3 or modified cort PJ

I tested on my ampeg cab SVT410HLE on the TC 210 cab and a PA system.
The sound is very colorful and the sound of the instrument is transcribed. I prefer this kind of amp amps typed too ... matter of taste.

The sound is very dynamic .. powerful, very good bass, precise mids and clear highs ....
if you want a more "vintage" tone try print "tube tone" ... awesome!

In short, this head is versatile and produces quality sound.
Of course, it does not compete with the very brands of amps though ... ..... it depends on what you are looking ...

OVERALL OPINION

I like:
weight
congestion
sound
Innovation (print tone, equalizer system)
side swiss army knife (the tuner is also very effective ...)
ease of use

I like a little less (but I quibble because at this price ...)
the HP single output speakon
unable to mix the 2 tone print
the lack of gain adjustment (offset by a pedal)

no personal opinion on the reliability for the moment, I have recently.

The value for money is excellent, hallucinantmême considering that I can sell my tuner PolyTune and my chorus pedal .... I remake this choice without hesitation!

250 W transistor amp
3 buttons for EQ: low mid, high
a master volume
a knob for the TonePrint
tuner
1.8 KG ......
very compact amp

UTILIZATION

Ultra simple to use, the sound is right.
the equalization can be confusing at first, in fact, the frequencies are different depending on whether you cut or boost, but it's effective.

SOUNDS

This is an amp that I find "neutral": it does not color the sound.
But there's TonePrint .. origin is a chorus, but there is a possibility of different effects download, some produced by the stars of the low ...
It is on this level is interesting marqueting ....
And for me it is not a gimmick, I intallé the TonePrint "tubedrive" and I end up with a sound very slightly runny that I like.
it is possible to turn off the effect with a TonePrint pedal or turning the knob to zero.

OVERALL OPINION

I just receive it, and for the moment I think of anything negative.
I was looking for an amp lightweight, compact and easy to use: it just right.
I have not yet tried repeated, but it should not be a problem, it is sufficient in power.
have the speaker plugged into a Yamaha 4 ohms 2 * 10P and 10P in a small 8 ohm speaker (very good for home or for quiet ERfKE)

With the 4 ohm speaker is powerful enough for me ...
the tuner: this is good
mute switch: to agree on practical stage between 2 pieces
And the best for last: the price

PS: I had a Trace Elliot AH200 (I never liked the sound), a yamaha BBT500H (too many knobs)

See spec on the TC website.

UTILIZATION

Very simple configuration, you plug it on and it's good.
No need for manual except perhaps for connection to an enclosure.
I found it unfortunate that there is not more info on how to update the firmware to take advantage of new TonePrint available.

on the other hand, loading TonePrint via the iPhone (or iPad, but it also works less practical given its size) great ingenuity ... Except the modem type noise of 80 is not very pleasing to the ears ...

SOUNDS

Yes, I've tried a few TonePrint, and it is very impressive.
It's just a shame not to be able to load more than two selectable only via the TonePrint pedals to acquire more, if it is one at a time.

OVERALL OPINION

Since 2 weeks, I found this handy device to work at home because headphone jack (not to disturb the neighbors) and the AUX input for plugging in an MP3 player to work songs "live".

In addition, it is small and therefore easily transportable.

DI output allows connection to a PA system to avoid additional transportation of a speaker (provided you have good returns against-part)

This corresponds to 100% of my expectations.