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Phil Jones Bass BP-800 800W Bass Amp Head


Description
Although it weighs only 5.7 lbs and is 7.5” wide the BP-800 is built with the ruggedness and precision needed to withstand all the rigors of live performance and the road. The appealing blue front panel is a quarter inch thick and CNC machined, while the chassis is built from thick aluminum extrusion making it incredibly strong. All control knobs are PJB design solid aluminum billet for a high end look and feel.
The BP-800 will work on any AC voltage from 100- 240 volts AC, enabling it to conveniently travel worldwide without having to switch to local AC supply voltages. The power output is 450 watts into 8 Ohms, and 800 watts into 4 ohms (maximum load). The dimensions are 7.5” wide x 2.5” high x 12.5" deep.
Other features include Mute /Passive/Active Switch, Headphone out and auxiliary input jacks, Balanced line out with pre/post EQ and ground lift switches, FX send/return Jacks, Pre Amp out and Power amp input jacks and a High-Current Speakon Out.



Specs
- Power: 800W @ 4Ω; 450W @ 8 ohms
- Controls: Master Vol, Input Level, Aux Level, Toggle Switch ( Ac- tive/Passive/Mute), Pre/
- Post EQ & Groud Lift Switch, 5-band EQ
- Aux input
- Headphone output
- FX send/return
- Preamp out
- D.I. out
- Speakon out
- Dimensions: 7.5" x 12.5" x 2.5"
- Weight: 5.7 lb.
Reviews
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- Outdoor Events / Games1
- Performances1
- Low level signals have distortion1
- Experienced1
- Easy To Use1
- Good Power Output1
- Portable1
Reviewed by 1 customers
Good performance amp but has issues for practicing.
submitted6 years ago
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It's a very light-weight, powerful and efficient amp. Virtually noiseless at full volume (plugged into guitar with strings muted, gutiar volume wide open, active pickups). It's easy to use and you can pound the heck out of it with it barely getting warm. It's amazing that it PJB got so much into such a tiny, light-weight and easy to carry package. It's as close as you presently get to a wire with gain. I haven't performed with it yet but it should be good excellent venues where you need real power. There are a couple of details that keeps from giving a 5 star rating. The first is at low volume levels it has an annoying buzz harmonically related to the note(s) being played (sounds like crossover/notch distortion and only present when there is signal). It's particularly noticable when playing harmonics quietly. At high volumes it's ok. This may be a consequence of it being class G or maybe just a design trade-off. But regardless, this is not inexpensive gear, it should not do this. The second detail is that it doesn't seem to work particularly well with piezo pickups (specifically on an NS electric upright) and is very bass shy. You can dial in extra bass but then it mostly loses the upright sound of the NS. WIth Fender and Ibanez basses it works fine (passive and active). If the problems I have cited were addressed and it proves to be reliable, it would be a completely untouchable solid-state amp.
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