Behringer BX108 Thunderbird Bass Amplifier

Bass Guitar Mini Amps

In addition to many cool features you can also simply practice with the BX108. And don't leave home without one: it's about the best thing you can have along on tour for warming up before the gig or keeping your chops up in the hotel room on a day off.

REVIEWS
Feature:
this has an ample amount of features for a practice amp. it has a 3 band eq, and several inputs/outputs.

Quality:
i've had this amp for a while and it is very durable and is not made with cheap crappy parts.

Value:
this amp is dirt cheap and is perfect for jamming by yourself or with a band and its loudness is surprising

Desirability:
its the perfect vintage style amp design and is beautiful

Sound:
this amp is designed to be a vintage sounding amp and it faithfully reproduces the sounds of the 60's, lots of treble and punch, but if you want a deep rich sound, this isnt the amp for you. it has very nice overdrive when all the knobs are cranked all the way up.

Support:
i havent had to deal with them, so that deserves a 10.

Overall:
this amp is good if you like the vintage sound, but you cant make a lot of other kinds of sounds besides the overdrive.

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