Behringer BX600

Made in China. 4 band eq, tape in/out, preamp in, amp out, line out (a little noisy), shape. 60 watts. 12" speaker. Very good features for the price. This thing is bulky for a 60 watts combo...which may be why it sounds so good. So don't let the 60 watts fool you...it has that 120 watts sound and punch.

Wow. This is a great sounding amp for the price. I own many more expensive amps and this thing ranks right up there at well less than 1/3 of the prices of other combos. The sound is full range. You can get that old warm old school tone to modern slap sounds.

So far so good.

Don't need them yet.

If you want to sound like a pro but don't want to spend the big bucks on a combo, this is it. You can't go wrong. God bless you all.

Behringer BX600, Designed in Germany, MF'd in China.
Passive, Active, Tape input. Line out, Phones. Effects Loop.
Volume, 4 band EQ, Shape.

Lots of nice features. Particularly tape in, which i use constantly for jamming along to mp3's.

I play a cheap Squier Jazz Bass, though i've played a Rick 4003 through it as well. Sounds pretty nice for $130, Very useful EQ, shape function good for chaning tone quickly. It maintains sound quality even when i turn it up, it's loud enough to cover a band in a rehearsal environment.
Could work for low-volume acoustic-based gigging perhaps. Though no serious gigging.

I've had it for about six months now, and play it regularly. It has yet to provide anything but perfect performance since i've owned it. I've only taken it gigging a few times, cause it's a little lighter than my SWR 15" combo, and it'd perfermed decently. Jacks are metal, Knobs seem a little flimsy.. but i haven't lost any yet.

Never needed to talk to the company.

I've been playing for about 2 years. I have access to a SWR 15" Workingman Combo, which i obviously prefer. However, for sitting at home practicing or light rehearsal when i can't get a hold of the Workingman.. this gets the job done.