TC Electronic RH450 450W Bass Amp Head with TubeTone, SpectraComp, Onboard Tuner and Presets

• Rear-ed rehearsal inputs for MP3 player or computer via supplied mini-jack-to-RCA adapter.
• Headphone amp includes a speaker filter on the bass signal.
• Integrated tuner provides full-resolution tuner with light ring to help you tune up quickly and accurately.
• RC4 allows easy remote access to integrated tuner (RC4 sold separately).
• Mute button lets you tune up without disturbing others.

The RH450 from TC Electronic gives you the features you're looking for"from an intuitive integrated tuner to semi-parametric tone controls to onboard memory banks. The TC Electronic RH450 Bass Amp Head is the company's first full bass rig. With 450W of Class-D power, the RH450 bass amp has the power to run multiple bass speaker cabinets and is especially effective when combined with the RS210 and RS212, The TC Electronic RH450 amp can run any combination of up to 3 units. This bass amp head's features include an input that accepts passive or active instruments, 4 semi-parametric tone controls with light rings around each knob that make your settings visible even on dark stages, and with tone centers that can be adjusted. Other features include an integrated tuner that is precise and extremely easy to use. 3 user-memory locations let you store your favorite setups. A TubeTone circuit affects both the preamp and the output for realistic tube-amp character. SpectraComp technology provides multi-band compression that is even across all strings. I/O is comprehensive and includes an AES/EBU connection. Presets, Mute, and Tuner can be selected remotely with the RC4 floor controller sold separately. Flexible tone control The RH450 bass amp head has straightforward controls like you know them from traditional amps, voiced to give you plenty of tweaking options to nail the perfect tone. Chances are these are all you're going to need. However, if you're not fully satisfied with the default frequency areas, fear not-RH450 gives you the option to change the focus of each of the tone controls. The nerdy term for this feature is semi-parametric bands, and it tweaks the "hidden parameters" to pinpoint a frequency you either want to remove or boost for each tone control and then store the settings. TubeTone Most transistor designs have tried to replicate tube sound using 1 small preamp tube, but they generally fail as they don't take into account the crucial characteristics of th...