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TC ELECTRONIC BAM200
The TC Electronic BAM200 at a glance
Bass amplifier top unit in compact format
200 watt Class D power amplifier
Analog preamp with MOSFET circuitry
Gain and volume control
3-band tone control
Balanced DI output with ground lift
Headphone connection with speaker simulation
One speaker connection in jack format
Sturdy metal housing
Compact bass top with 200 watts of power and 3-band EQ
With the TC Electronic BAM200, the Danish effects manufacturer is sending an extremely compact bass top into the race, which, with its low weight, compact format and first-class sound, proves to be the ideal companion for frequently traveling bassists. While the modern Class D power amplifier with up to 200 watts of power provides sufficient power reserves for recording studios and small gigs, the MOSFET preamp impresses with a particularly harmonious sound that is clearly oriented towards large tube amps in terms of feel and response. A classic 3-band tone control is available to adjust the sound. In addition to a balanced DI output for direct connection to audio interfaces or mixing consoles, the TC Electronic BAM200 also offers a headphone connection with speaker simulation for practicing.
The TC Electronic BAM200 is a compact bass amplifier with 200 watts of power and 3-band tone control.
Solid build, great sound quality, plenty of volume and so small in size. A great practice amp and will be used as a back up amp, all at a bargain price.
I’ve got this as a backup amp in case my main amp ever fails, but also using it as a home/practice setup with a spare speaker. If you’re looking for a small, portable, no-frills amp then this has to be the best value buy. Great clean sound, and nice tone section. Seems very solidly built.
I wanted something small to use with a 1x15 to make a portable home use / small rig and this seemed to tick the boxes, as well as being the cheapest in it's class. It definitely delivers.
Sound-wise it's a little bit anaemic. It's essentially a DI with an EQ and a power amp so don't expect too much. Nevertheless it's decent enough and would get you through a gig if your main amp crapped out on you. I always planned to put a Sansamp in front of it anyway so it isn't an issue. It's plenty loud enough for home use although I imagine it would struggle to keep up with a hard hitting drummer, particularly with an 8 ohm load.
It is however built like a tank. It's very solid and not much bigger than a 1590BB so it's going to fit in a gig bag no problem.
I will definitely get another if it gets lost / stolen dies etc
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