With minimal signs of wear and slight scratches, damaged packqaging
Combo amplifier for electric bass with 100 watts of power
Class D power amplifier with 100 watts of power
1x12" woofer
3-band tone control with variable center frequency
Shape feature with shape control for selecting the center frequency
Aux input for playback devices
Headphone connection in 6.35 mm jack format
Direct Out in XLR format with pre/post switch
Practical tilt-back housing for improved dispersion angle
Weighs only 14.25 kg
The Fame BC-100 Bass Combo at a glance
Whether at home, in the rehearsal room or on stage: the Fame BC-100 Bass combo is the perfect all-rounder. With its power reserves of 100 watts, the compact combo amplifier for E-Bass provides enough power to even play gigs without any problems. Thanks to its 12-inch speaker, the BC-100 has a balanced sound with a defined presentation of the low frequencies and comes in a practical housing format that can be easily tilted backwards depending on the desired dispersion angle.
Shape feature and 3-band tone control
A particularly useful feature of the Fame BC-100 is its Shape function, which activates a special filter tuned to the frequency response of the E-Bass. The controller assigned to the function can be used to determine the center frequency of the effect. The BC-100 also has a 3-band equalizer on board. The bass and treble can be attenuated or boosted by up to 15 db at 60 Hz and 8 KHz, while the mid frequency is variable from 200 Hz to 4 KHz and offers boosts and cuts of up to 12 db.
Connections for aux, headphones and DI
The Fame BC-100 provides the right connection options to integrate itself perfectly both in a band context and in a cozy practice session in your own living room. For example, smartphones, tablets or other playback devices can be connected via the Aux input, allowing you to jam to your favorite songs and playalongs simply and easily. The BC-100 also has a headphone connection and a DI output in XLR format, which taps the signal either before or after the EQ.
