Warwick BC 20

I was looking for a bass amp for home jams and practising, and after playing the samples on the Thomann site, I was torn between this, the Orange Crush, and the Hartke HD25. I love the Warwick - it's punchy, it's clear, and it's easy to use! With a 3 way EQ and hi and low inputs, it's been really easy to get a good sound for bluesy rock, pop rock, and chugging 5 string metal.

The cabinet itself is a very traditional looking bass amp with front facing inputs which I personally prefer, and the build quality seems excellent, although the amp is not what I would consider a conventional shape; it's more 3 dimensional than any other amp I've owned, making it quite deep (it's sitting next to Peavey VIP3 and it's getting on for twice the depth).

I'm 5 days in to ownership, and I haven't found any cons as yet. I was contemplating returning it for the 40w variant, but after plugging in, turning on, and playing away - there really is no need for a home amp.

As a guitarist, I had zero experience with bass amps luckily a nerdy luthier friend of mine, who owned the same model once, insisted I try this amp, and the rest is history. I'm grateful for his recommendation, as it led me to buy this quality powerhouse.

It might be the most solid plug and play product that I have ever bought which is by the way capable of growling like a beast.

As the other comments mentioned, the blue light indicator is a bit distracting. Other than that a minor downer for me is the power cable that comes with it, which is like a charger cable for a camera or something. Didn't have any issue with that but if you are picky about electronics you may want to buy the grounded cable from Warwick.