Behringer ULTRABASS BT108 Bass Practice Combo
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Small yet awesome.
The Ultrabass BT108 is the perfect combo for the player who needs a small amp for practice or warmup use, but wants one with real bass tone.
The super-compact 15W BT108 delivers classic tube-like sounds with its revolutionary VTC Virtual Tube Circuitry. 4-band EQ for precise sound shaping. Headphone jack. CD input.
Features
- Extremely versatile
- 15W of power
- 8" speaker
- VTC Virtual Tube Circuitry for tube-like sound
- Dedicated 4-band EQ for ultimate sound shaping
- CD input allows you to play along to your favorite music
- Separate headphone output—perfect for quiet practicing
It only takes chump change. Order the BT108 right now.
ULTRABASS BT108 Bass Practice Combo Specifications:
- 14-1/16"W x 13-1/8"H x 6-3/8"D
- 11 lbs.
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Good for what it's meant for
I got this for my birthday, as I already had a Squier P Special (P/J Pickup configuration) as a first amp. It had a 5-band EQ (Which I tought was cool...Read complete review
I got this for my birthday, as I already had a Squier P Special (P/J Pickup configuration) as a first amp. It had a 5-band EQ (Which I tought was cool), and a Tube modeler.The amp will badly distort if you turn up the volume or EQ. The volume is essentialy the distortion control., so I rarely turn it above 5, and flatten the EQs. I have nt had the plagues that I've heard about from other people, though I haven't gigged with it, but I am scouting out my next one. I've had it about 8 months and it still is as good as when I got it.The tone is nothing amzing, but it is still good. I will keep it, though I rarely use it. Playing unplugged helps me hear the bass better. Buy it as a practice amp, but don't use it if you want an amzing tone.
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The Little Amp that Couldn't
Boy, you get what you pay for. Looking for a small amp for my students to use at their home and the price is certainly right on this amp! Sadly, nothing else is....Read complete review
Boy, you get what you pay for. Looking for a small amp for my students to use at their home and the price is certainly right on this amp! Sadly, nothing else is. The output of the amp that came with a Rogue Starter Kit they originally used got a 1 on my fun meter. This one gets a 2. You can't nudge it above about 3 on it's volume control unless you want to sound like Grand Funk Railroad's fuzz bass. At that level, you can still talk above it! Not what the budding power hungry kid is looking for these days..........I can't even recommend this as a bedroom amp! Sorry Behringer-you usually get the bang for the buck right, but not this time.
Pretty good with the features, but not with the tone or the output.
Construction seemed fine-that's not my beef.
Just hardly usable-for a 12 year old.
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Pros
- Easy To Use
Cons
- Poor Sound Quality
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Comments about Behringer ULTRABASS BT108 Bass Practice Combo:
I have had mine several years and also had the Buzz issue mentioned by other reviewers. On mine there were two things causing the Buzz. The first was the grill cloth vibrating against the Plastic name tag on the front. Removing the tag (4 little screws) fixed that issue. The 2nd was the thin back panel. Removing or bracing it fixed that issue on mine. Now it has no Buzz but with the small speaker does not give you that deep bass. I would spend a little more on one with better reviews.
Comments about Behringer ULTRABASS BT108 Bass Practice Combo:
It's an 8" bass combo. You'd need a really well built cabinet and very good speaker for an 8" bass combo to sound good. This one sounds better than most, tonally.
4 band EQ is nice. The best feature is the VTC which does color the sound in a positive way.
A seven over-all because the speaker can't keep up with the amp, but otherwise it's great.
It is THE quietest amp I have in my collection, and it's not due to any noise gating inside.
For a low volume practice amp, it's great if you can stand playing bass at very low levels.
I intend on turning it into a head and hooking it up to a real speaker. I believe it'll kick some real butt this way, believe it or else.
Comments about Behringer ULTRABASS BT108 Bass Practice Combo:
Boy, you get what you pay for. Looking for a small amp for my students to use at their home and the price is certainly right on this amp! Sadly, nothing else is. The output of the amp that came with a Rogue Starter Kit they originally used got a 1 on my fun meter. This one gets a 2. You can't nudge it above about 3 on it's volume control unless you want to sound like Grand Funk Railroad's fuzz bass. At that level, you can still talk above it! Not what the budding power hungry kid is looking for these days..........I can't even recommend this as a bedroom amp! Sorry Behringer-you usually get the bang for the buck right, but not this time.
Pretty good with the features, but not with the tone or the output.
Construction seemed fine-that's not my beef.
Just hardly usable-for a 12 year old.
Comments about Behringer ULTRABASS BT108 Bass Practice Combo:
When i first got this amp for xmas it was pretty cool, it was nice n loud but as the months went by i realized the cons about this amp.Yes its tube circuit amp but it does not sound or overdrive like one, peaveys tube circuitry amps do a better job.... this one no, it just sounds like a regular solid state amp, not alot of head room, hard clipping when overdriven and very mid rangy, not enough highs and the lows vibrate the amp which is annoying. over all its just a practice amp, it can be best used as a jazz players amp maybe lol idk
Comments about Behringer ULTRABASS BT108 Bass Practice Combo:
I recently purchased this amp along with my very first bass. I wanted to get something inexpensive in case I didn't excel at the instrument. This amp was terrible. It looks great but that's about the only positive. It buzzed from day one. No matter what setting or volume. The second day I used it the headphone output completely failed. I'm in the process of returning the amp now. The price is awesome but the amp is worth even less. Don't waste your time or money on this amp.
Comments about Behringer ULTRABASS BT108 Bass Practice Combo:
tried this amp at a local music store when I was trying out a squire jazz bass I was pleased at how well this little amp sounded, the tone was clean and clear, the speaker sounded solid at low volume, this is a nice low priced practice amp.
Comments about Behringer ULTRABASS BT108 Bass Practice Combo:
ive had this bass amp for a year and im probably going to keep for many more years. this bass is almost perfect but at higher volumes 5 and up the amp vibrates and if you hit the strings kinda hard it will distort a lil at not even a high volume.but thats a cool thing thought cause the virtual tube circuitry gives it a cool bass OD at higher volumes . its a good PRACTICE bass amp.
Comments about Behringer ULTRABASS BT108 Bass Practice Combo:
I got this for my birthday, as I already had a Squier P Special (P/J Pickup configuration) as a first amp. It had a 5-band EQ (Which I tought was cool), and a Tube modeler.The amp will badly distort if you turn up the volume or EQ. The volume is essentialy the distortion control., so I rarely turn it above 5, and flatten the EQs. I have nt had the plagues that I've heard about from other people, though I haven't gigged with it, but I am scouting out my next one. I've had it about 8 months and it still is as good as when I got it.The tone is nothing amzing, but it is still good. I will keep it, though I rarely use it. Playing unplugged helps me hear the bass better. Buy it as a practice amp, but don't use it if you want an amzing tone.
Comments about Behringer ULTRABASS BT108 Bass Practice Combo:
Pretty good if it's only your first amp or just something to practice with. There is some wicked distortion if the volume or bass EQ is turned past 5 but other than that it's a pretty solid amp to start out on.
Comments about Behringer ULTRABASS BT108 Bass Practice Combo:
This is a great amp for practicing or just warming up. It has great tone and features for such a small amp. DO NOT use this amp for any kind of live event. It would probably blow up. This is just an amp to keep at home. Even with that, I wouldn't hesitate to buy this amp.
