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TC Electronic BG250-112 250W

4.1/5, 4.1 from 7 reviews
TC Electronics 1x12 250w Bass Combo
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Recent Reviews

  1. keith rosier
    Works and sounds great
    5/5, 5 out of 5, reviewed Jun 17, 2020
    Sound:
    5.00/5,
    Build Quality:
    5.00/5,
    Features:
    4.00/5,
    Value:
    5.00/5,
    Pros
    • + Lightweight and capable all round bass amp
    Cons
    • - None
    I bought the BG250-112 when it first came out. I use it for upright and electric basses. It works great in every setting. Medium volume to kind of loud bands are no problem for this amp. It can't hang with 2 Marshall stacks blasting on 11, but it can hang with a loud-ish club band. Works really well for upright bass with lower volume acoustic bands. I use it as my monitor for larger stages and showrooms when going direct. It easily handles all my club gigs. Going strong for 3 years now without a glitch.
    Price Paid:
    350.00
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    keith rosier, Jun 17, 2020
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  2. Jim C
    Did not like the speaker / cab voicing at all
    3/5, 3 out of 5, reviewed Jan 26, 2018
    Sound:
    2/5,
    Build Quality:
    4/5,
    Features:
    3/5,
    Value:
    2/5,
    Pros
    • + Lightweight and decent power
    Cons
    • - Did not like the tone no matter hat the EQ setting was
    Very lightweight and good size.
    Decent amount of power for acoustic gigs or practice.

    I could not get a good tone out of this amp to save my life.
    The EQ is unusual but I think the real issue is cabinet tuning or driver choice.
    There are a number of threads that offer EQ suggestions (or outboard EQ) to make it sound differently.
    I kept mine a week and have never missed it
    Price Paid:
    Bought it used and it was dead mint for $150. Sold for $185 to a local shop.
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    Jim C, Jan 26, 2018
  3. DirtDog
    Good small amp
    4/5, 4 out of 5, reviewed Sep 14, 2016
    Pros
    • + Lightweight
    Cons
    • - OK tone, the TonePrint feature wasn't all that useful
    Nice smaller amp in a decent form factor. Lightweight, can carry with one hand down a set of stairs easily. Volume good for rehearsal or small club. TonePrint feature didn't seem to work properly.
    Price Paid:
    529
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    DirtDog, Sep 14, 2016
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Item Details

  1. Power:
    250w 8Ohms
    Speakers:
    1 - 12" TC Electronics Driver and 1 - 1" Tweeter
    Weight:
    35
    Size:
    18" x 14.8" x 21.3"
    Inputs:
    1/4" input
    Outputs:
    1/4" foot pedal, USB output and 1/8" headphone out, XLR Balanced
    EQ / Controls:
    Volume, Low, Mid, High, Master Volume and 2 Tone Print Circut knobs
    Price:
    525
    Other Specs:
    [B]Intelligent EQ Section[/B]
    Cut and Boost at Different Frequencies
    Bass: Cut@80Hz / [EMAIL]Boost@100Hz[/EMAIL]
    Mid: Cut@500Hz / [EMAIL]Boost@800Hz[/EMAIL]
    Treble: Cut@1,800Hz / Boost@2,500Hz
    [B]Connectivity[/B]
    Rehearsal Input - Playback through Speaker or Headphones
    Balanced DI Out - Seamless Recording or PA Output
    Headphone output - Silent Rehearsal
    Footswitch (optional)
    [B]TonePrint Enabled[/B]
    6 Effect Types (Chorus, Flanger, Vibrato,Octaver, SpectraComp, Bass Drive)
    TonePrints are made by some of the world's best bass players includingNathan East, Mark King, Duff McKagan, Richard Bona and many more
    iriegnome · Apr 1, 2015
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