MGR/Icaboyd « Behringer BX1200 »
Published on 03/07/04 at 15:00I bought this from musicians friend. I paid $249 US dollars.
This combo amp has a very surprising tone for just having a 12 inch speaker. It does not give the same low-end of a 15" combo or cabinet, but it comes pretty close. The Aluminum cone is very tight and punchy. And the EQ section coupled with 2 seperate channels gives you plenty of room for adjustment. The Ultrabass effect is very nice for the high end notes totally fattens them up, but it gets alittle muddy on the low B string of a 5 or 6 string. The 120 watts is plenty of power for jamming even with a hard-hitting drummer... and you can always substitute the aluminum speaker with an extension cabinet for more power.
Not too much I dont like about this little combo. Its alittle heavy for its small size, but then again most bass amps are.
Built like a tank. And it has plenty of inputs/outputs on the back.
This little combo is great for what it is. A loud and small combo amp, with plenty of adjustments for complete tonal control. http://www.icaboyd.com
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
This combo amp has a very surprising tone for just having a 12 inch speaker. It does not give the same low-end of a 15" combo or cabinet, but it comes pretty close. The Aluminum cone is very tight and punchy. And the EQ section coupled with 2 seperate channels gives you plenty of room for adjustment. The Ultrabass effect is very nice for the high end notes totally fattens them up, but it gets alittle muddy on the low B string of a 5 or 6 string. The 120 watts is plenty of power for jamming even with a hard-hitting drummer... and you can always substitute the aluminum speaker with an extension cabinet for more power.
Not too much I dont like about this little combo. Its alittle heavy for its small size, but then again most bass amps are.
Built like a tank. And it has plenty of inputs/outputs on the back.
This little combo is great for what it is. A loud and small combo amp, with plenty of adjustments for complete tonal control. http://www.icaboyd.com
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com