TC Electronic

TC Electronic 990010011 RH750 Bass Amplifier Head

Compact Powerhouse for the Modern Bassist Dominate any stage or studio with the TC Electronic RH750 Bass Amplifier Head. This compact and powerful amp delivers 750 watts of pristine bass tone, along with a host of cutting-edge features. Specifications: Power: 750 Watts Presets: Store/Recall...

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Overview

Compact Powerhouse for the Modern Bassist

Dominate any stage or studio with the TC Electronic RH750 Bass Amplifier Head. This compact and powerful amp delivers 750 watts of pristine bass tone, along with a host of cutting-edge features.

Specifications:

  • Power: 750 Watts
  • Presets: Store/Recall three presets
  • Compression: Spectra Comp multi-band compression

Key Features

RH750 is our flagship compact bass amp, with power for days and a gorgeous, cutting-edge feature set that's equally equipped to handle the grueling rigors of Hardcore touring and the hi-performance demanded in studio- and recording situations

Specifications

Brand
TC Electronic
Model
990010011 RH750
Product Type
Bass Amplifier Head
Power Output
750W

Frequently Asked Questions

The TC Electronic RH750 bass amplifier head delivers a robust 750 watts of power, suitable for diverse performance and recording needs.
Yes, the RH750 is specifically highlighted as being equipped to handle the grueling rigors of hardcore touring, indicating its durability and reliability.
Absolutely, the RH750 is equally suited for the high-performance demands of studio and recording situations, offering versatile application.
The RH750 is described as having a gorgeous, cutting-edge feature set, designed to provide advanced capabilities for bassists.
No, this product is solely the RH750 Bass Amplifier Head, meaning a separate speaker cabinet would be required to produce sound.