A killer practice amp.

Behringer's Ultrabass BXL450A is the ultimate practice amp. A wedge-shaped bass cab houses a 10" speaker and has 45W of output. It is a perfect size for practice or backstage warmups. It provides clean and distortion channels, each with full control. Its 5-band active EQ features a revolutionary See-What-You-Play FBQ frequency indicator that immediately shows you which bass frequency corresponds with which fader on your EQ allowing you to instantly trim your sound. A headphone jack lets you keep your practicing to yourself, while a CD input lets you practice along with the big boys.

Behringer Ultrabass BXL450 45W 1x10" Bass Combo Features:

• 45W 2-channel bass combo in wedge-shaped cabinet allowing rock-back use
• Original 10" speaker
• Clean channel with dedicated gain control
• Distortion channel with dedicated Gain, Shape and Level controls
• Ultramusical, active 5-band graphic EQ with FBQ Spectrum Analyzer
• Revolutionary See-What-You-Play FBQ frequency indicator for instant, targeted sound shaping
• Separate headphone output perfect for quiet practicing
• CD input allows you to play along to your favorite music
• High-quality components and exceptionally rugged construction

The Ultrabass BXL450A is an unbelievable amp for its modest price. Order it today and practice effectively.

Behringer Ultrabass BXL450 45W 1x10" Bass Combo

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Good Little Practice Amp

Posted by Mike B. from Minot ND on Sep 3, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Hard Rock, Metal

I have owned this little bass amp combo for about 2 years now. I play in a rock band and I wanted something to bring home and practice on, rather than drag my big heavy 18" bass cabinet and bass amp head. I just store this little baby in the closet and when I want to practice it is so easy and portable. For a little thing, it sure puts out plenty of volume for practice in a room. It has a little eq on it so you can do some tone shaping on it as well. I have even used this to practice with my band several times. When we practice, it is nice to turn all our stuff down and this thing puts out enuff volume for the rest of my band members. When we do gigs, it is nice to have this little guy pointing at me or the drummer for a monitor. with the tilt back option on this, it makes it very versatile. For the money, you can't go wrong with this. It is everything and more that I expected out of it.

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OK for practice at home

Posted by Too old to be having this much fun from Boca Raton, FL on Jun 4, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician - 3 days a week

Reviewer's Play Style: anything you can boogie to

Had mine a year. It's fine for practice at home alone. When rehersing, I have to give it more treble than I like just so I can hear me. I use another heaver/larger amp for performances but don't take the fork lift to rehersals. The shape control actually gives a nice growl and a boost in volumn without distortion. When vol is on 8 the cabinet has a tiny buzz, but not the speaker, so not to worry. Biggest pain is the shape; this rolls around in the trunk. You have to put it on a pad or small blanket face down. Otherwise everytime you accelerate or brake you hear it rolling around.

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Good for band practice

Posted by Spence from Clearlake CA on Apr 23, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hooyist, kinda gigging

Reviewer's Play Style: punk, metal, thrash

I bought this about a year ago, and it's been pretty good to me. A little bit of hiss, but nothing to cry over. Okay tone, but I can't get that metallic-piano like tone through my Rouge that melodic-hardcore bands have. I play in a metal/punk band, and it keeps up with 2 60W crates and a drum set during practice at about 7 on the volume. You can turn it all the way up, it will stay in one piece. I've used it in a couple of shows with no more than 20 people at each and it kept up. It's not for any show with a decent amount of people, though.

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Nice Amp!

Posted by paullie56 from Rome, NY on Nov 21, 2008

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist, Garage Band, part time

Reviewer's Play Style: Classic rock, country, blues

I ordered this amp for a friend who is just learning bass. It just came yesterday, so I haven't really heard what it will sound like with a bass plugged in. I did play my Tele and Washburn Acoustic through it. I would definitely use this as a practice amp for Tele, and I'm thinking of getting one for myself to use as an acoustic amp. Nice clean, clear sound on clean channel, and pretty good distotion channel, too. The EQ is a nice feature since you can set it to your own preferences. I'm not sure what the "FBQ" is for, but I'll let Bill figure that out. Great amp. I would recommend this to anybody, for anything.

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Great tone

Posted by Anonymous Musician from the boonies of Wisconsin on Nov 19, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Jamming Bassist

Reviewer's Play Style: Metal and Punk to funk

What a nice amp, I've had mine about 6 months. It's enough to play with a guitarist with a decent sized amp, but not enough to be hear over a drummer. The "SHAPE" qualities are amazing. I can get any kind of tone I want out of this thing, anything from that growly punk sound to slappy funk. Great buy. Don't let the brand throw you off, it's an excellent amp.

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