If you don't know Ampeg, you don't know bass. Providing some of the best bass tone since 1949, the list of Ampeg-endorsing artists should tell you enough. When you want monster bass tone at high volumes, you can't go wrong with Ampeg.
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It's called the Classic for a reason: 300-Watts of all-tube quality, reliability and tonal flexibility. Check out these specs:
$2,249.00 retail
$1,575.00
Looking for a speaker cabinet to brighten up your bottom-heavy bass rig? No longer have room to haul your beloved SVT-810E to the gig? The SVT-410HE delivers superb full-range performance, all the way up to 18kHz—and it’ll fit in your ride. The Ampeg SVT-410HE is also the ideal enclosure for the player who wants to add extended upper register clarity to a system that already features ample low frequency performance. Just ask George Clinton—he uses an SVT-410E to round out the top-end of his killer, all-SVT stage setup.
$599.00
With its four 10" speakers and 1" horn, the Ampeg B-410HE can really rock the house. Suitable for most sizes of venues, the 8-Ohm enclosure features heavy-duty recessed handles and detachable casters, making it supremely portable. The extended range of the B-410HE makes it ideal for 5- or 6-string bass players seeking solid low frequency performance (all the way down to 40Hz), and shimmering top-end up to 18kHz.
The rear jackplate features two 1/4" jacks wired in parallel, allowing for easy daisy-chaining from one speaker to another. Either jack can be used as an input or a through connection. The 3-position HF Horn switch allows for full high frequency output (0 setting), -6dB reduction of the highs (-6 setting), and Horn shutoff (off setting).
$699.99 retail
$449.99
When only the fat, warm sound of a 15” speaker will get the job done, we highly recommend the SVT-15E. Armed with a massive five-pound magnet, the SVT-15E’s custom-designed 15” speaker generates chest-thumping low end like nobody’s business—all the way down to 33Hz. Team it up with the SVT-CL head and maybe an SVT-12HE, for top-end, and you’re guaranteed to get the dance floor moving.
$399.00
When the Rolling Stones toured in the late sixties and early seventies, the world was exposed to a new technology - the Super Valve Technology or the SVT. Since then, bass players recognize the unmistakable Ampeg sound - 300 watts of pure tube power exciting eight 10" drivers. The sonic result is a foundation of solid lows, cutting mids, and satisfying highs.
Today's updated reissue Anniversary models offer the same soul-shaking vintage tone in traditional and contemporary options. The SVT-810AV enclosure employs the same driver technology that make Ampeg enclosures the number one name in speakers. In excellent condition. USED
When only high-powered performance will do, turn to the SVT-1000 to get the job done. With up to 1350-Watts RMS output and state-of-the-art Optocoupler Limiters to prevent unwanted power amp distortion, the Ampeg SVT-1000 is a veritable workhorse. The Texture Control (tube-emulation circuit) can be used to overdrive the amplifier, creating a more aggressive sound - without any of the typical (and harsh-sounding) clipping often associated with solid-state electronics. The onboard 9-Band Graphic EQ can be used to fine-tune your sound, or you might want to use it to set up a "second channel" for bass solos, complete with its own independent volume control.
$999.00
There's a reason this amp is a best seller - it delivers the goods! With up to 450 watts and the sweet sound of tubes, the SVT-3PRO is a top choice. It's all about tone. The SVT-3PRO's Frequency control allows you to select the center frequency for the Midrange control, giving you a choice of five distinct 'voices' for the Midrange. The center frequencies are 220Hz, 450Hz, 800Hz, 1.6kHz and 3kHz. And if that's not enough, you can use the 9-Band Graphic EQ to custom tailor your sound even more. Or use the EQ to set up a footswitchable "second channel" for your show-stopping bass solo.
$899.00
The new Ampeg B-2RE replaces our ever-popular B-2R, delivering up to 450-watts @ 4 Ohms and the high-current Neutrik Speakon jack means that every single drop of that power will make it to your speakers. Since volume and tone should go hand-in-hand, Ampeg equipped the B-2RE with their superb tone-sculpting Ultra Mid control, which provides a new level of tonal fine-tuning that should satisfy even the most demanding player.
Want even more control? Use the 9-Band Graphic EQ to custom tailor your sound to the room, or use it as a "second channel" to boost your level for that show-stopping bass solo. Four hundred and fifty watts of pure bass energy, total tone control and rugged construction make the B-2RE a true performer's bass amp.
$579.00
Looking for a speaker cabinet to brighten up your bottom-heavy bass rig? Building a biamped setup? Or, maybe you've recently downsized your transportation to save some bucks on gas, and no longer have room to haul your beloved SVT-810E. The SVT-210HE delivers superb full-range performance, all the way up to 18kHz - and it'll fit in your new ride. And if you're worried about low-end coverage, don't. This little box is good all the way down to 35Hz.
The Ampeg SVT-210HE is also the ideal enclosure for the player who wants to add extended upper register clarity to a system that already features ample low frequency performance.
$449.00
Magnavox era, mid 70's 100 watt guitar or bass amp head. This amp has been long referred to as the "Little SVT" but it still packs a serious punch. Plugged into a 410/412 or 810 bass cabinet, it is actually more practical than a 300 watt SVT for small to medium sized venues and when used as a guitar amp into a 4 x 12, look out!! Big, fat and meaty bass and guitar tones come out of this guy and its sophisticated tone section allows this amp to produce very musical and unique voices, very different than that of the Marshall and Fender amps of its day. This amp is also very popular as a recording amp for bass. The Rolling Stones and the Small Faces were big fans of this amp for both guitar and bass and they toured (and recorded) with these Ampegs (V4's and SVT's) exclusively in the 70's. This amp has been recently serviced and still has its original and fully functional RCA 7027A power tubes! We've had a blast trying out various boutique overdrive and distortion units with this amp and found it to be a fantastic foundation to build a unique sonic palette with. Particularly cool were the Keeley modded Boss pedals and the SPF "Red Threat". The dynamic and sonic range of the 7027 power section and the sophisticated tone controls offer wickedly evil and rich voices when using high gain pedals. Fans of Black Sabbath and Queens of the Stone Age, need to check this amp out!! This is high cholesterol tube tone at its finest! USED
The Ampeg B-1RE is offers 300-watts of output power @ 4 Ohms, three bands of EQ, Preamp Out/Power Amp In, and an XLR Balanced Line out. It is virtually identical to its big brother, the B-2RE, minus the Graphic EQ.
Ideal for bass players ready to make the jump to a rackmount system, the B-1RE offers more professional features than anything in its class. All that tone, plus solid-state reliability.
$459.00
$1,199.00
The Pro Series 410 HLF cabinet is designed to accurately reproduce the output signal of the amplifier at OSHA disturbing levels. At the heart of the enclosures are the premium American-made cast-frame drivers. Large edgewound aluminum voice coils, vented back plates, and oversized ceramic magnets all add to the premium tone and fast response. These cabinets are not only made for the stage, they're made for the transport between stages. The 13-ply void-free Baltic birch cabinets are heavily braced to add rigidity, and the corners and edges are protected with shock-absorbing PVC armor.
$999.00
