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  • « Parfait pour moi »

    https://www.tcelectronic.com/bg250-techspecs.asp J'aurais bien pris le Spectracomp au lieu du Tubedrive comme effet accompagant le Toneprint... 16kg seulement! Je connais des bass qui pèsent plus que lui... UTILIZATION Je m'en sert 95% du temps pour enregister (la XLR est line level) dans le SRC2496 pour conversion SPDIF. Vu que j'enregistre à plusieurs places différentes, j'aurai maintenant toujours le même son peu importe où je vais. Pour jammer, il est parfait, et surtout poids plume de 16kg!!! SOUNDS Toneprint amusant, Tubedrive décevant*, mais je voualais le son TC et j'ai maintenant le son TC. C'est clair, clair clair, comme dirait l'autre: enfin le vrai son de ma bass. Fidelitée des hauts parleurs vs la sortie XLR réglée en post EQ et écoute sur des moniteurs: 94% : c'est qu'il manque 6% d'aigus que le tweeter n'est pas capable de restituer VS des moniteurs de studio. *Tunedrive décevant, tout simplement parce que le son sans le mettre est tellement pur et bon, le Tubedrive n'est pas intéressant. Ne préférez donc pas le BG250 au BH250 pour le simple fait que l'on peut mettre le Tubedrive en même temps que le Toneprint. OVERALL OPINION J'ai une BBG5S (active). ATTENTION! au magasin, j'ai essayé avec une basse active et une passive, et avec la passive j'ai été déçu: le gain peak, mais même le volume de l'ampli au max, ce n'est pas assez fort... Je vous laisse donc le soin d'en faire votre propre opinion si vous avez une passive, de toute façon, moi, je ne jure que par les active... Si le BH250 sonne aussi bien (pas encore arrivé au ici en Amérique), il peut être une alternative intéressante pour mon genre d'utilisation, disons avec un de leur cabinet RS112 qui semble sonner très bien aussi, mais au total la facture va monter... Pas de souci avec le gros Si !

  • « TC Electronic BG500 Combos »

    Used the BG500 2x10 for about 4 months with a Musicman Stingray HH and a fretless JB with Delano JMVC 4 FE/M2 pickups This thing is loud! There is a couple of realy noisy guys in my band and this combo has no problem keeping up with them. If it is dB’s you are looking for, this is it. And it does it with ease: even after an hour of loud playing, it isn’t really warm. The built-in tuner is really practical and works well. Cons: Stage user friendliness We think the engineers at TC don't spend much time playing on stage with their own equipment. Why else would they use small black buttons on a black background? Impossible to work with in a low-light. And why would they put the 9 main knobs in a graphical order, rather than by function or importance? Or the XLR on the front panel? TC claims a lot of new thinking went into this combo, but the result in terms of usability isn’t not a step forward. Sound My main frustration: the sound. It is almost impossible to get a nice an mellow sound out of this combo. It has an somewhat irritating ‘in your face’ type of sound with a very high amount of energy in the deep lows. It sounds very booming, bulky and undefined. Even with the bass en low-mid controls turned completely down, it still sounds bulky and intrusive. Esp with my Stingray, it demands constant fiddling with the knowbs without ever getting it to sound nice. I think the controllability would be better if they’d chosen 'lo-low' and 'hi-low' controls instead of a low-mid and hi-mid. These sound issues don't just occur in the backline but during gigs too. Since I use this combo, our sound man keeps complaining about a fuzzy, muddy, but yet dominating bass sound. It drives me crazy at times. I bought this combo to replace an old Yamaha B100-115 II with 15' extender cab, but I've put this back in use yesterday. All of a sudden, my basses sounded great and cathy again and I got happy faces from my fellow bandmembers. It is well built. It was shipped here (a Caribbean Island) by FedEx. The box arrived pretty battered, but the combo seemed fine. Because of my residence (A smaller Caribbean island), I coud not go to shops and make a choice. I bought it online, based on TC Electronics great reputation. I am truly dissapointed in the soundquality to such an extend that I will probably not use it anymore ons stage. I got the impressing this combo is designed by desk-people with calculators and not by working bassist with ears. Penny wise, sound foolish. This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com