Bugera Ultrabass BXD12A

1000-Watt Bass Amplifier with Original 12" TURBOSOUND Aluminum-Cone Speaker, MOSFET Preamp, Compressor and DYNAMIZER Technology

The BXD12A from BUGERA is a fully stage-ready powerhouse, delivering an incredible 1,000 Watts through a world-class, British-engineered 12" TURBOSOUND aluminum-cone driver that produces an amazingly clear and punchy attack. Offering superb signal shaping via a high-voltage MOSFET preamp with a wealth of bottom, mid and top-end EQ options, a classic compressor and our amazing DYNAMIZER Technology – the BXD12A out punches the competition with ease, style and tone. All these amazing features are lovingly packaged in highly portable, tilt-back enclosure that makes the BXD12A the ultimate player-friendly, onstage tone-machine.

Powerful 1,000-Watt amplifier with wedge-shaped cabinet
World-famous, British engineered 12" TURBOSOUND aluminum-cone speaker
Revolutionary Class-D amplifier technology: enormous power, incredible sonic performance and super-lightweight
High-voltage MOSFET preamplifier gives you the sound and feel of an authentic tube amp
Classic compressor increases sustain and smoothens out volume peaks when playing dynamic slaps
DYNAMIZER Power Management technology for ultimate punch and to capture every nuance of your playing
Dedicated Bass, Mid and Treble controls for ultimate sound shaping
Selectable mid-frequency switch provides 5 classic sound variations to suit your playing style
Switchable Ultra Low and Ultra High EQ for ultimate tone
Passive Gyrator EQ circuitry for classic and authentic tube-style sound
Balanced DI output for direct connection to your mixing console
Dedicated FX Loop for external effects devices (stomp boxes, rack effects, etc.)
Switchable Tuner Out works either as tuner connection or live monitor feed
Aux input allows you to play along to your favorite music
Dual footswitch connector for Mute and FX Loop (footswitch FSB102B not included)
Active cooling system with variable fan speed, DC and thermal overload protection
Designed and engineered in Germany