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TC Electronic BAM200 - Ultra-Compact 200 Watt Bass Head with Class-D Amp TechnologyThe TC Electronic BAM200 combines dynamic punchy tone and loads of headroom with amazing low end performance, putting an end to your quest for the holy grail of tiny bass amps. With 200 Watts of cutting edge Class D power in your corner, this minuscule bass head punches well above its weight class. VIDEO FEATURES TECH SPECS > Product Features: 200 Watt portable micro bass head amplifier for stage and studio Ultra compact and lightweight design for
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