BUGERA BTX36000 “NUKE” Ups the Ante in Bass Amp Power and Tonal Control
 

The new BUGERA BXT36000 “NUKE” bass head brings an astounding 3,600-Watts to the stage or studio. The stereo amplifier can be run in true biamped mode, thanks to the internal active crossover and dual 1,800-Watt amplifiers, or in bridged mono mode for a hefty 3,600-Watts total output.

Three-band variable-mid tone controls plus ultra high and low tone switches provide extensive tone shaping and the 9-band graphic EQ fine-tunes it all. A variable compressor is included to keeps transients under control and to boost sustain. Abundant connections are provided for stage and studio use including tuner outputs, switchable pre/post stereo FX loop, pre/post EQ/FX balanced direct outs and amplifier insert loops. The included footswitch provides on/off control over the 9-band graphic EQ and FX loop bypass.

• Extremely powerful 3,600-Watt true bi-amped or stereo bass amplifier
• Ultra-flexible 2 x 1,800-Watt stereo or 3,600-Watt bridged mode
• Integrated Crossover with dedicated Frequency and Balance controls for bi-amped operation
• Active 9-band graphic EQ for total sound control
• Dedicated Bass, Mid, Treble and additional Mid frequency control enable ultimate sound shaping
• Switchable Ultra-Low and Ultra-High processing for ultimate tonal control
• Integrated Compressor increases sustain and smoothes out volume peaks when playing dynamic slaps
• Bright function for brilliant sound enhancement, even with heavy compression
• Balanced DI outputs with pre/post EQ/FX routing for direct connection to your mixing console
• Tuner outputs on front and rear panel
• Stereo Effects loop for external effects devices (stomp boxes, rack effects, etc.)
• Dual footswitch for graphic EQ and Effects loop included
• Independent DC and thermal overload protection on each channel automatically protects amplifier and speakers

MSRP (excl tax)

US$879.99, €499


BUGERA products are distributed exclusively by BEHRINGER.
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