All user reviews for the Ashdown T15-250S Combo

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I was looking for a combo allowing me to work at home with good sound and I can use in concert (bars, small rooms) with my band

UTILIZATION

Config ultra simple, I just watched the record (which is quite aillor summary), it makes her.

I particularly appreciated the XLR output to transplant on a table.

Only problem, the weight ... a dead donkey!

if you are considering the move for REPEAT, provide wheels is fast wearing

SOUNDS

I play in a rock cover band, 70's R'n'B typed

impeccable sound to it, the sound is quite round, warm ... to be a lot of styles in my opinion

in concert, no trouble finding my place in the middle of two guitar amplifiers 100 W, the singer and drummer (who is not a mule ... I specify)

I use it with an active bass Cort Artisan A4 (playing with the preamp in the bass and amp settings, there is something to have fun)

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for a year now, with 4 to 6 hours of work per week and 2/3 concerts since I am super happy

I tried a few models in this price range (Behringer, Hartke), for me, there is no picture

Apart from the weight of the beast, I would do without hesitation that choice ...

It's all-tube, coupled with a 250W speaker cabinet, only about 150/180.

UTILIZATION

The 5-band equalizer responsive. A few small adjustments, a little haggling to find his sound and then we send the puree.

SOUNDS

The 15-inch speaker deserves to be coupled with the 10 inch for two reasons: first, to give the full power of this amp, then to define the sound is better. The only 15 inches gives a very round, sometimes rough and equalizer settings are more than necessary.

In terms of power, no problem, even one just to be heard next to a drummer and a guitarist in 40Watts all lamps.

I intend soon to buy a cabinet 2 * 10 inches.

OVERALL OPINION

When the Teutonic ally of the British to Thomann Ashdown, the result is obviously excellent. For the price, there is no competitor. I would recommend this amp for bass lovers definitely want to have a material of good quality and sufficient power for group play. All with a price that is unbeatable. In addition, the material is, as always with Thomann, 3-year warranty and you can return it within 30 days (with full refund except the shipping cost, but only a few euros).

A master purchase.

Transistor amplifier.
Power is marked for 250 W if we added a further baffle, so it should only rotate in 150/180W, pros of the impedance correct.
It has an effects loop, a DI socket, button deep, bright button, connection hi / low, in short, is everything! Manuel

UTILIZATION

nonexistent (as, at least) but an amp is an amp, pretty straightforward, you press buttons, turn the knobs, in short, we want the sound .....
Well, as a novice on bass (my favorite instrument is the guitar for moultes years), I think he sounds quite good for this price range.
It's not the amp of the year, but for me who wanted an amp to correct for group play, no problem.
I remember that I am not a specialist bass amp, I have no ear for "critical" as a guitar amp.

SOUNDS

For our small group of rock / blues, it fits perfectly.
The power is there and we hear much bass.
I play with a Yamaha "first prize" above: a RBX 374 I prefer to Squier and epi in the same price range (very personal opinion, of course, others say the opposite of me ... c is this diversity)
Well, I did not long ago, but it filled out its function, the sound is rather nice and goes well with his older brothers guitar amp (Fender Deluxe and orange Rockerverb)

OVERALL OPINION

I 've recently I repost later with experience.
I try warwick 15.3 I liked a little less and the Marshall MB150 I liked even less.
He's handsome, he has a mouth, it sounds good, I do it again this election.