The Hartke TX300 is a bass amplifier which is versatile enough to produce both vintage clean tones alongside more gritty fuzz. Equipped with a powerful 300W power amplifier in modern class-D circuitry, the top has sufficient volume reserves for use in the rehearsal room and on stage, whilst the pre-amplifier can realise most desired tones. In addition to the 3-band tone control, the Hartke-typical Shape filter is also available, which can be used to emphasize certain frequency ranges. Warm overdrive and juicy tugging fuzz sounds can be recalled using the Drive Circuit. In addition, the integrated compressor helps to subtly boost the signal or to cut unwanted level peaks. The TX300 is also equipped with a balanced direct-out XLR format for convenient direct bass pick-up.
The main features of the Hartke TX300 include:
300W Class-D Bass Amplifier
3-Band EQ Tone Control
Switchable Shape Filter
Drive Circuit for Overdrive & Fuzz Effects
Integrated Compressor
Mute Function
Pre-Amp Out & Power-Amp In Jacks
Balanced XLR Direct Out (Pre EQ) with Ground Lift
Speaker Terminals in Jack & Speaker Twist Format
Aux-In (3.5mm Mini-Jack)
Headphone Connection (3.5mm Mini-Jack)
Anodised Aluminium Chassis
Hartke TX300 Bass Amplifier Overview and Demo with James Genus
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