Eich Amplification T300

I hesitated slightly before buying the T300 as my previous amp was rated 500 watts. However it proved itself totally on its first outing in a large 300 capacity marquee on a pro stage! I play in a rock band with two loud guitarists & a drummer and was running the master no higher than the ten to mark! The 300 watt rating seems conservative as this is a loud amp and I had no problem hearing myself through my 212s cab. All controls flat as I have an active bass running through a floor pre-amp so tend to use these for tonal adjustments but the amp has a really warm natural sound and does exactly what I need it to offering extremely fast & punchy delivery! Together with the solid German build quality I can highly recommend this head!

I tried a lof of bass amp heads, yes i am the idiot that orders 5-8 bass amps at once to try at home because i am too lazy to drive 2-4 hours in my car,

In terms of build quality there are 2 brands on top: EICH, EBS and Ashdown, they live in a seperate category compared and is no comparison to other brands i tried: GR, Ampeg, Markbass, fender, trace elliot.

I tried all of them with different cabs.

It is easy to dail in, silent, sounds good. Its a clean amp and very flat sounding, less sub heavy then a markbass and ampeg for example, No honk or grunt like some other bass amps have...

I tried most EICH combos, cabs (1x10,2x10,1x15) and amps
Taste is VERY subjective, but 1 critisim i have with EICH is that it lacks spice and character.

Most bass amps have a certain charistic honk in high and or low mids or a certain sub low quality, but EICH amps/combos dont have that, its very flat. Despite that, with eich amps/combo's you can hear yourself quite well in a band situation.

Personally i choose a different brand, but its a matter of taste, try a few out yourself, see what you like. :-)