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The best Bass Guitar Amp Heads reviews

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  • Hartke HA3500

    « Reliable, sturdy, practical, powerful »

    Everything has been said already, so I'll sum it up quickly. Front panel: active/passive input - 2 preamp tube/solid-state - compressor - 10-band EQ - low/hi pass and master. Back panel: 2 speaker outputs - effects send-return (with balance) - DI out

  • Markbass Little Mark Tube

    « top level!! »

    Tube and transistor 300W / 8 Ohms 500W / 4 Ohms UTILIZATION Do not need the manual, the ear is sufficient, simple settings ... SOUNDS I tired it with: Fender '69 Precision: pushing the preamp tube: big roots sound Godin A4 fretless: some t

  • Markbass Little Mark 250

    Koduck's review

    Amplification technology (tube, solid state, ...)? Solid-state. Output power? 250 into 4Ohms and 150 into 8Ohms. But be careful, we're talking real watts, even when using 8 Ohms it delivers like a 300-watt Ashdown. Connections? Jack and Spe

  • Trace Elliot V-Type V8

    « V8 - The Behemoth »

    I played Trace Elliot amps since the early 90's and I own a few amps like the RAH600SMX, AH-300, Hexa Valve and now the V-Type V8. Next to the Trace Elliot amps I own Ampeg SVT-CL, Hiwatt DR103, DR201, Weber MyWatt 400 and Marshall 3530, so I have

  • Phil Jones Bass D-600

    « Phil Jones Bass D 600 »

    I've had my Phil Jones D 600 for a while now, it is a 600Wrms @ 2ohms, and it can run safely there indefinitely. I use it mostly with a PJB C4 and/or C8, though I have also driven a Bergantino HS410 with it with very good results. In short, it is fan

  • Fender Bassman (1963)

    « The best blues tone around »

    - Totally handwired (turret) - Two independent channels - Two inputs per channel - Channel controls for volume, bass, treble - Master presence control - 50 watt head - Solid state rectified - Speaker, external speaker outs - All tube: 12ax7

  • Ampeg V-4B

    sat4n's review

    The Ampeg V-4B was originally introduced as the little sister to the SVT. It produces about 100 watts of power, where the SVT produces 300. For reasons to complicated to go into here it is not one-third as loud as the SVT but more like eighty or nine

  • Eden Amplification VT-300B

    Audiofanzine FR's review

    (Originally written by blooopp/translated from Audiofanzine FR) 300-watt all-tube amp (6 x 6550 tubes) Connections: - Front panel: two jack inputs (passive and active) - Rear panel: >> Three parallel speaker outputs (one Speakon and two

  • Ampeg SVT-450H

    mihomme's review

    350-watt (@ 4 ohms) solid-state amp, input gain with clipping LED, 3-band EQ, mid-booster function, 9-band graphic EQ, balance output on XLR, preamp jack output and power amp input, external FX loop, optocoupler limiter. USE Very easy to dial i

  • Acoustic Model 220

    moosers's review

    The Acoustic 220 is a solid state bass guitar amplifier. I've used the amp in the studio, although it's good for any sort of application. It has 160 watts of power and has connections for a speaker in the back as well as for your instrument in the

  • Ashdown ABM 300 Evo II Head

    iamqman's review

    The EVO series amp are short I believe for evolution if I'm not mistaken. This is the 300 watt version. You get the same great tone and features as you would the 500 or the 900 watt versions, but just a more manageable power. This head is a whopp

  • SWR 750X

    Audiofanzine FR's review

    (Originally written by astroperenoel/translated from Audiofanzine FR) Solid-state amp with hybrid preamp. - Output power: 450 watts / 8 Ohms, 750 watts / 4 Ohms and 850 watts / 2.6 Ohms - Extremely comprehensive connections! - Controls:

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