Markbass amps are very good but they are expensive and produce a more aggressive sound. This amp head will make you tremble It's the right choice for people who can't afford a Trace Elliot or an Ampeg, it comes pretty close to them considering its price. I set the gain control to 3 or 4, higher settings aren't that interesting. I love the distortion channel: If you like the bass sound on Will Halen's El Diablo you'll love this channel.
You can get a growling sound turning up the boost control. The sound is pleasant even with extreme settings. The response is very transparent and neutral. Regarding sound presence it's similar to a Trace Elliot. I guess some people will find the high-frequency range sounds too sharp. This Gallien does a great job where my Ashdown MAG 300R doesn't have enough power (I will sell it). The low-frequency response is very powerful.
It provides an interesting, rounder sound. The contour control is a good tool if you don't have a compressor. I tried it out in a store with a 4x10" Ashdown speaker cabinet (average sound), a 1x15" Trace Elliot speaker cabinet (great) and my Washburn Taurus T-24 passive bass (tuned two whole tones below standard tuning).īefore buying it I also tested an Ashdown (Mag Evo), a Markbass ( Little Mark II), and a Trace Elliot (I can't remember the model).Ĭlean channel: Effective controls. Only one instrument input with -10dB and mute switches (also very good).Įasy configuration, clear user's manual. (Originally written by seb_c_bien/translated from Audiofanzine FR)įX loop, tuner and footswitch connectors on the front (good idea!). At the price of only around $300 US dollars, the Backline 600 is one of the best bang for your buck bass heads around. It's not the best of the best, but it's great for the price! GK has a number of nice heads that are inexpensive including the Backline 600 that I'd recommend checking out. The Gallien Krueger Backline 600 is a great choice for any bass player looking for a quality head on a budget. Overall it's a versatile head so you shouldn't have problems getting a nice array of tones here. The overdrive on here is cool but it's not too heavy so if you like distortion a lot you'll probably need an external device. It sounds great through this and I can only imagine that it would translate well when used with a speaker cabinet. I haven't actually used the amp with a speaker cabinet as I've only plugged it in direct into my Digi 002R audio interface for monitoring and recording purposes.
GALLIEN KRUGER BACKLINE 600 FULL
The Gallien Krueger Backline 600 is overall a really full sounding amplifier.
GALLIEN KRUGER BACKLINE 600 MANUAL
Even so, I don't think the manual is a necessity. In my opinion it's definitely a good amount to work with as you should have your hands pretty full with these controls.
For starters it has a four band equalizer, along with some built in overdrive and further controls for counter, level, boost, and a master control. The make up of the Gallien Krueger Backline 600 is actually pretty easy to follow, but there's a lot of control possible here. It also has a direct XLR output which is a great feature on any bass amplifier as it allows you to get a direct signal from the head right into whatever you're recording with. It's a solid state amplifier and it has 1/4" connections for your input, an effects loop, a tuner out, and a foot switch. It's a pretty in depth head with a lot of controls and routing options for the recording and gigging bass player. The Gallien Krueger Backline 600 is a two channel, 300 watt each bass guitar amplifier head.
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