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TC Electronic RH450, RS210, RS212 Review Thread

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Played my new RH450 over the weekend at a gig. Great sound, although I did find that it is very important to set the Gain to not overload the preamp. I was clipping and it can be an unpleasant distortion. I have backed off a couple clicks and all is good. Unfortunately setting this parameter in your living room is not a good thing. I naturally play harder when performing live.

Oh yeah, the DI is killer!!

Three demos that were recorded using the RH450 DI can be found at Link Removed.

- John
 
Played my new RH450 over the weekend at a gig. Great sound, although I did find that it is very important to set the Gain to not overload the preamp. I was clipping and it can be an unpleasant distortion. I have backed off a couple clicks and all is good. Unfortunately setting this parameter in your living room is not a good thing. I naturally play harder when performing live.

Oh yeah, the DI is killer!!

VERY important!
This is digital.;)
 
Played my new RH450 over the weekend at a gig. Great sound, although I did find that it is very important to set the Gain to not overload the preamp. I was clipping and it can be an unpleasant distortion. I have backed off a couple clicks and all is good. Unfortunately setting this parameter in your living room is not a good thing. I naturally play harder when performing live.

Oh yeah, the DI is killer!!

Three demos that were recorded using the RH450 DI can be found at Link Removed.

- John
Wow, GREAT sound, John. Loved those 3 tracks, been listening to them over and over as I check out your band's site. What bass did you use? The Nordy?
 
Bag for the RH450 just arrived. Nice quality, and a unique design that brings to mind those 'bike messenger' bags. Lot's of room for cables and stuff, good quality, and a separate padded compartment for the foot switch if you use it!
 
I looked at the manual and didn't see ohms-specific power output ratings, just the terse 450(800 peak). But I'm interested in seeing a version that could drive fEarfuls to their full potential (like around a megwatt @ 8 ohms for 15/6). But I like the feature set and approach, just didn't know if I could recommend the current one yet for that.
 
I looked at the manual and didn't see ohms-specific power output ratings, just the terse 450(800 peak). But I'm interested in seeing a version that could drive fEarfuls to their full potential (like around a megwatt @ 8 ohms for 15/6). But I like the feature set and approach, just didn't know if I could recommend the current one yet for that.

I have not run that head at 8ohms yet, so will eventually post up. My guess is, it would not have the wump needed from the 8ohm 15/6. It's quite impressive at 4 though.
 
The general warranty listed on the website is 2 years for products purchased in the EU, and one year for products purchased outside of the EU. Not sure if that holds for the RH450 or not.
As a side note, one of the main reasons why I have not bought an RH450 yet is I'm still trying to spit the sour taste out of my mouth from a warranty issue I had with TC Electronic over a Konnect 24D recording audio interface. Based on that experience, I'd get TC to be very clear on the warranty, if it seems at all a little vague.
 
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