The EICH BassBoard M is one of those pieces of gear that makes a lot more sense once it's experienced. Rather than simply adding more low end to your monitor mix, the BassBoard lets you physically feel the low frequencies through two TS400 transducers built into the platform. This is especially useful for bass players using in-ear monitors, where the sound can be clear and detailed but still missing the physical punch and low-end connection that comes from standing in front of a bass cabinet.
The BassBoard isn't just for the stage, either. It works as a standalone subwoofer floor for rehearsal rooms, studios, and even home practice, and the extremely low-noise construction and decoupled baseplate help keep vibrations from being transferred into the floor. There's also a headphone output, making it possible to practice with the BassBoard without disturbing the neighbors. It can be powered by an EICH T-500 or T-900, or connected to a regular bass amplifier and used alongside an existing cabinet.
For bassists who use in-ears, the BassBoard M offers a completely different way to monitor an instrument. Instead of relying entirely on what the ears are hearing, it puts some of that physical low-end response back into the playing experience. The result is a more connected feel that can make it easier to judge your playing, lock in with the drummer, and feel what the bass is actually doing.
The EICH BassBoard M is one of those pieces of gear that makes a lot more sense once it's experienced. Rather than simply adding more low end to your monitor mix, the BassBoard lets you physically feel the low frequencies through two TS400 transducers built into the platform. This is especially useful for bass players using in-ear monitors, where the sound can be clear and detailed but still missing the physical punch and low-end connection that comes from standing in front of a bass cabinet.
The BassBoard isn't just for the stage, either. It works as a standalone subwoofer floor for rehearsal rooms, studios, and even home practice, and the extremely low-noise construction and decoupled baseplate help keep vibrations from being transferred into the floor. There's also a headphone output, making it possible to practice with the BassBoard without disturbing the neighbors. It can be powered by an EICH T-500 or T-900, or connected to a regular bass amplifier and used alongside an existing cabinet.
For bassists who use in-ears, the BassBoard M offers a completely different way to monitor an instrument. Instead of relying entirely on what the ears are hearing, it puts some of that physical low-end response back into the playing experience. The result is a more connected feel that can make it easier to judge your playing, lock in with the drummer, and feel what the bass is actually doing.
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