Acoustic B300C 1X15 300W Bass Combo With Tilt-Back Cabinet

Bought for studio so there was a decent bass amp here. The DI has a volume and pre-post EQ for recording. There's plenty of control on the front for getting a good sound. I like the super low setting added to the 5 band EQ, and the notch filter is handy for cleaning up boominess. Gets loud w the gain and volume, the overdrive fattens up the tone. Angles back so the recording bassist can use it as their monitor so I don't have to crank the studio speakers to hear a full sound.

Replace my Fender Rumble and this was a huge upgrade. The only weakness this AMP has is weight is a little on the heavy side those handles do make it movable.

I use it in the studio where I hardly ever move it. Takes two people to pick it up, probably wouldn't want to be moving it in and out of a vehicle. Doesn't lay on its side very well. Over all it is a good heavy bass with strong sound, adjustable tones, good connections for different uses.

I would note I don't own this amp but I use one at rehearsals. I own and play through a Mesa Boogie Subway head and Markbass 212 cabinet, but for a gig in a smaller venue I'd be perfectly happy to play this amp. Honestly, and kind of to my chagrin, I think this amp sounds a bit better than an Ampeg 210 combo amp I also own. If you need a good, affordable combo amp, this is a very good choice.

It is what I was looking for, quality and value.

A very nice amp, the picture makes the cab look tall and thin. Not so, this is a very legit amp that is bigger than a rumble 500 and just as loud. Not too heavy but a tad more than rumble 500. Got heavy duty spring loaded steel handles on the sides instead of a cheap top strap. I have owned a rumble 100 and this B 300 amp has a high quality sound. Rumble sounds boomy and muddy compared to this amp. Check this one out, lots of good tones in this one in a great value package.