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The best Bass Guitar Combo Amps reviews

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  • Fender BXR 300

    « A good and sturdy (but heavy ^^) amp »

    BXR300c Solid-state amp made in USA 15-inch speaker, 300W rms into 4 ohms Two inputs (for active or passive basses) One compressor Bass and High "enhance" (= boost) EQ 1 bass, 1 mid and 1 frequency control, 1 treble 1 effects loop output and

    by Zavbass 8 12/6/13
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  • Hiwatt Bulldog 77 Combo

    « Great sounding amp »

    For which specific applications or uses have you chosen this product? Recording and practice. In what context do you currently use this product? Home studio. Have you tested other comparable or competing products before purchasing this one?

    by Enrik Stevz 1 6/6/21
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  • TC Electronic BG250-210

    « Almost perfect for me – except for... »

    One of the rare combos to feature a 2x10" speaker... Lightweight, yet powerful enough for small stages. Doen not color the instrument excessively... It doesn’t provide a Markbass’s sound of punch either, but for such a price it’s more than enough. Th

    by Jet Intake 5 8/30/17
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  • Markbass Mini CMD 121P

    « Ass-kicking! »

    Everything has been said in the previous reviews, it's 300W or 500W solid-state amp with an additional cab. I added to it a 2x10 cab to rival my guitarist's tube amp + 4x12 cab. This also spares me having to crank the volume to max, since I always

    by babas3d 5 3/3/14
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  • Trace Elliot GP7SM 130

    3Dos's review

    Solid-state 130W amp 7-band graphic equalizer 1 DI output Compressor 1 15" Celestion speaker plugged via jack into the head, which has only one 4-Ohm jack output. 1 switchable jack input for active/passive basses UTILIZATION I bought this amp

    by 3Dos 4 12/1/10
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  • Hohner HR 30 B

    « A real gem of a bass amp »

    This amp is very little known but Hohner makes really good products, especially as this one was made before planned obsolescence so it’s high-quality stuff. Specswise : 12" speaker Two instrument inputs : active or passive bass Presence contr

    by Llaborderie 3 8/31/16
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  • Ampeg BA-108 v2

    « Great tone! »

    This is a perfect amp for practice or for beginners. It features tools like a 3-band EQ, MP3 input and a headphone input as well. With power of 25 watts and an 8'' high output speaker this amp delivers the classic ampeg tone with a great mid-low fre

    by Pjones9 3 7/19/14
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  • Laney DP100

    « have it 23years, great amp... »

    100w into 8ohm UTILIZATION easy to use..as it should be...still suits my needs as it retired to a practice amp SOUNDS musicman stingray, warwick thumb nt5. aria avb nt5...i only use it as a practice/house amp these days.. OVERALL OPINION have g

    by phil.maher.731 3 2/8/14
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  • Roland CB-30

    Audiofanzine FR's review

    (Originally written by SlapKid/translated from Audiofanzine FR) At Roland's you can find everything you want to know. 30 watts! The line out can also be used for headphones and to bypass the speaker. It's really not convenient on stage be

    by Audiofanzine FR 3 12/6/08
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  • Marshall MB15

    « Great value for a practice amp »

    Mainly being a guitarist, I decided two years ago to explore the Bass guitar and maybe even improve my guitar rhythm playing by doing so, therefore I got myself a bass guitar, did research for a bass amp for practicing in my apartment and I found thi

    by Mythrandir1 2 4/4/15
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  • Mesa Boogie Walkabout Scout 1x12 Combo

    « Novel Idea »

    Just an absolute novel idea. Mesa Boogie is one of the leading guitar and bass amp manufacturers in the world. They have build high quality and custom made units since the 70's. They have built a reputation for being an industry standard in quality a

    by iamqman 2 7/5/11
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  • Ampeg B15 Fliptop

    mooseherman's review

    This is a great tube bass amp, it's most popularly used in recording studios, for various reasons. Perplexingly, it has two channels. One has inputs for both guitar and bass (?) and one is just for bass. There aren't many other features expect for EQ

    by mooseherman 2 3/24/10
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