Full Function 4th Generation BBE Sonic Maximizer processor
All tube Class A front-end with interactive 3-band EQ and interactive ''bright'' switch
Hand-selected premium quality Groove Tubes 12AX7
Jensen transformer balanced DI output
Quasi-parametric mid-range EQ with 12db of boost or cut between 250 to 1000hz

Technical Details

Product Details

Product Dimensions

Package Dimensions
Width : 12 inch
Height : 4 inch
Length : 21.2 inch

Item Weight: 7 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping Weight: 8.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

ASIN : B0002GXWF2

Product Description

Bassists seeking the ultimate in electric bass preamplification will rejoice in the arrival of the BMAX-T. No other bass preamp on the market can approach the total quality, feature set and incredible tone of the BMAX-T. The BMAX-T is a high quality tube bass preamp/processor with applications both in the recording studio and on the road in demanding live applications. At the heart of the BMAX-T is a class A, DC regulated tube preamp section which follows in the tradition of the classic tube preamp designs of the 50’s and 60’s. The BMAX-T features a high voltage (300V) tube front end with hand-picked Groove Tubes 12AX7 tube, providing all of the pre-amp gain and passive interactive tone control. The high-end DI section is transformer-balanced with a genuine Jensen transformer for the ultimate in warmth and presence. 1% metal film resistors, military-spec PC board and custom-made toroidal power transformer complete the no-compromise design of the BMAX-T. While no expense was spared in the engineering and internal componentry, the packaging of the BMAX-T received the utmost attention to detail. From the 1/4” thick extruded front panel to thoughfully designed ergonomics to the red-abalone-topped knobs, the fit and finish of the BMAX-T exudes quality craftsmanship.Applications ? The BMAX-T is perfect anywhere an extremely high-quality, pristine preamplifier is required for the bass guitar ? In the recording studio where a bass amplifier is impractical due to space or loudness considerations ? In performance applications, where players will find the BMAX-T ergonomics intuitive and easy to use