The BIAS Rack Processor is a non-powered rack amp designed for guitar and bass, ideal for musicians who want to customize their sound in the studio or on stage. With advanced features such as Amp Design and Amp Match, it lets you create and faithfully reproduce unique amps, giving you plenty of creative freedom. USB and Bluetooth connectivity make it easy to integrate into a home studio or rehearsal setup, while the effects loop and balanced outputs ensure optimal compatibility with a range of professional equipment.
| Type | Non-powered rack amp |
|---|---|
| Compatible instruments | Guitar and bass |
| Amp Design function | Complete customization of amp components |
| Amp Match function | Faithful modeling of existing amps |
| Tone Cloud function | Sharing and downloading amp models |
| Included software | Bias Amp |
| Reverb types | 9 (latest update) |
| MIDI functions | In / Out / Thru |
| Connectivity | USB, Bluetooth |
| Effects loop | Yes |
| Line outputs | Balanced (XLR) and unbalanced (jacks) |
| Headphone output | Yes |
| Dimensions (L x D x H) | 48.3 x 34.3 x 8.9 cm |
| Weight | 3.85 kg |
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