Ampeg SVT-3PRO Tube Preamp Bass Head-450 Watts

You've been on a quest for the perfect sound. Now, meet the SVT-3PRO. This best - selling amp speaks your sound to the audience. With up to 450 watts and the warm tube sound, it's a top pick for rockers and funk lovers worldwide. It's all about tone. The Frequency control lets you choose from five unique 'voices' for the Midrange. Set the center frequencies at 220Hz, 450Hz, 800Hz, 1.6kHz or 3kHz. And use the 9 - Band Graphic EQ to customize your sound further or create a footswitchable'second channel' for your amazing bass solos. The SVT-3PRO combines classic SVT tone with modern features in a convenient rackmount design. It's moderately sized, packs significant power, and offers the genuine Ampeg Round Sound. World - class artists rely on it every day. Features include Tube Drive Control, 1/4” and Neutrik Speakon® Outputs, Input Peak LED, Input Pad and Bright Switch, Mute Switch and Tuner Out. Specifications: RMS Power Output (8 Ohms): 275 - Watts; RMS Power Output (4 Ohms): 450 - Watts; Preamp: Tubes (3 x 12AX7); Driver Tubes: 1 x 12AX7, 1 x 12AU7; Power Amp: Solid - State; Tone Controls: 3 - Band; Mid Tone Control: 5 - Position; Graphic EQ: 9 - Band; Ultra Low/High Boosts: Yes; Balanced Line Out: Pre/Post with Ground Lift and Level; Effects Loop: Yes; Preamp Out/Power Amp In: Yes; Dimensions (W x H x D inches): 19 x 3.5 x 15.5; Weight: 26 Pounds. PLU: SVT3PRO

Using the Ampeg SVT-3PRO is a breeze. First, connect your bass guitar to the input. Then, plug the amp into a suitable power source. You can use the 1/4” or Neutrik Speakon® outputs to connect to your speakers. To get the best tone, start by adjusting the 3 - Band Tone Controls. Use the Frequency control to pick one of the five Midrange 'voices' for a more personalized sound. The 9 - Band Graphic EQ is great for fine - tuning. When it comes to your bass solos, set up a footswitchable'second channel' with the EQ. For the Input Pad and Bright Switch, use them according to your needs. The Mute Switch can be handy when tuning your guitar with the Tuner Out. Remember to handle the amp gently as it's quite delicate. Keep it in a dry and cool place. When not in use, unplug it from the power source. Regularly check the tubes and make sure they are functioning properly. If you notice any strange noises or issues, it's best to get it checked by a professional.