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Dean Bass in the Box | 
 enlarge | Brand: Dean Guitars
Category: Musical Instruments
List Price: $62.00
Buy New: $39.00
You Save: $23.00 (37%)
New (5) from $39.00
Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 2018
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 8.8 x 6.6 x 1.4
The Dean Bass in a Box Bass Headphone Amp lets you plug in your bass, put on the headphones, and start playing. It's the perfect practice tool. The Bass in a Box fits in your hand (or in your gig bag pocket!), yet allows you to practice as loud as you want, and still stay on good terms with the old lady next door! Kick in the speaker simulator and you'll find amazing low end, and select between flat, bright and normal to get just the tone you want.
MPN: B BOX
Model: B BOX
UPC: 819998000257
EAN: 0819998000257
ASIN: B0002GJW2Y
Release Date: January 31, 2009
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Stereo Headphone Amp | | • | Flat, Normal & Bright Sounds | | • | Perfect For Practice | | • | Fits In Your Bass Case | | • | Hooks up to Most Stereos |
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Product Description
The Dean Bass in a Box Bass Headphone Amp lets you plug in your bass, put on the headphones, and start playing. It's the perfect practice tool. The Bass in a Box fits in your hand (or in your gig bag pocket!), yet allows you to practice as loud as you want, and still stay on good terms with the old lady next door! Kick in the speaker simulator and you'll find amazing low end, and select between flat, bright and normal to get just the tone you want.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 6
Mini, Mighty Amp November 24, 2009
Joshua L. Gadson (Chicago, IL USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
surprisingly good sound out of little headphones. a little unwieldy, but ok once you get the cords sorted out. highly useful when there is no power outlet nearby or when you're not able to use a big amp.
 The perfect companion! May 7, 2009
Arthur H. Johnson II (Flint, MI USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I wasn't sure what to expect, but was pleasantly surprised. The sound is great, and is plenty loud when you wanna slap away without bothering the family. I even hooked it up to my home theater system, and it really drove the sub-woofer. If your stereo or boombox has decent bass capabilities, you're all set! Next I'm going to hook it up to the computer and see if I can't make some mp3's of my fav licks.
This is a great toy for the experienced bassist, or the beginner just getting started. I would recommend this to anyone.
Great Little Amplifier - Great Price April 2, 2009
Daniel B. Glover (Texas)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I use this when I am on the road and want to practice in my hotel room. Its not going to give you anything by way of effects but you can at least not disturb anyone around you while playing. The headphones are not the best but you can plug any 3.5mm heaphone into it. Also, if you are worried about it not being loud have no fear, they are plenty loud when just practicing.
Pretty good for the price but January 25, 2009
Lee J. Davito
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
For the money...it's a pretty nice sounding practice amp..Plenty of volume and a nice clean tone...I compared the supplied headphones to my Sennheiser studio phones...the latter won hands down (to no surprise)the amp easily drives them..the included set tend to have some bass rolloff.
I was looking for something that also had an auxilary input...so I could blend in music from my walkman or home system...This unit doesn't.....which was my only disappointment.....I wish somebody made a practice amp that accomodated bass and auxilary unit...with independant input level controls...I also like the fact DEAN didn't put a compressor on this...many of us dont care for that feature...altho an adjustable limiter works much better on bass to fatten up your sound and kill any dead spots on the neck
I have a Tascam unit that I am not very impressed with.....too many features and it isn't very user friendly.....I'll review that in a separate column.
All in all...if you're looking for something to practice thru solo...without the option of playing along with music...this is probably your best bet for the money.
Overall a good value May 27, 2007
John T. Price (Caulfield, Missouri, USA)
12 out of 12 found this review helpful
This functions well for the money, but there is one drawback. The cord on the headphones is not long enough to go around my chin! I cannot believe that this particular design flaw was not caught. I have lots of headphones with my stereo, MP3, ham radio, etc., and I have never had this particular problem, ever. I'm a large guy, 6'4", and I wear a 7-7/8 hat. A regular sized person has no problem. I use another headset with the unit, which allows a lot of string noise through. However, with headphones that seal around the ear, you have higher volume.
It is a really good concept though, as I can plunk away for hours and not raise the ire of my wife. If you are an average sized person, this is a flawless item.
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