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The Real Deal - the Classic, as it's known in the business. There is no equivalent to the Ampeg SVTCL. 6x6550 power tubes, 300watts RMS, multi-tube preamp, and 5 position mid tone control. See it on any concert stage near you! |
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Ampeg SVTCL
The Classic Lives On!
The Classic Series Heads are designed for players who are looking for the authentic, vintage Ampeg tube sound that has earned the respect of the industry. For the ultimate experience, it's the SVT-CL - the Classic, as it's known in the business. There is no equivalent to its 300 watt output courtesy of six 6550 power tubes. |
Standard Features
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| Balanced Line Out | Yes |
| Dimensions | 24 x 11.5 x 13 |
| Driver Tubes | 2 x 12AU7, 12AX7 |
| Effects | No |
| EQ | 3 band parametric |
| Middle Tone Control | 5 position |
| Output | 300 Watts |
| Power Amp | T (6 x 6550) |
| Preamp | T (2 x 12AX7) |
| Ultra Low/High Boosts | Yes |
| Weight | 80 Pounds |
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0 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
Excellent amp, well worth the price
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by Matt Phelps
6/12/2006 3:08:42 PM
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Musical Experience:
Bass for about 6 years
Style of music:
Hard rock, metal
Hometown
Watertown, New York
I bought this amp in March, and it is absolutely amazing. I had been using an SWR rig, which wasn't exactly cutting it as far as tone was concerned. I played a friends SVT-3 for several weeks, and when I had enough money to buy my own Ampeg, the Classic won out. It has a very warm tone, and excellent midrange; there is a little bit of extra growl in the midrange frequencies, which definately brings out each note much more. This is also one of the easiest to use amps on the market, it takes you almost no time to dial in whatever tone you want. This amp sounds crushing with my band, which plays a Pantera style of metal, and my bassist in my other band, a death metal outfit where we tune down to B, has used this at gigs and it still sounds amazing. The only downside is the weight of the amp, but who cares, it gives you killer tone!
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1 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
Excellent amp, well worth the price
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by Matt Phelps
6/12/2006 3:08:42 PM
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Musical Experience:
Bass for about 6 years
Style of music:
Hard rock, metal
Hometown
Watertown, New York
I bought this amp in March, and it is absolutely amazing. I had been using an SWR rig, which wasn't exactly cutting it as far as tone was concerned. I played a friends SVT-3 for several weeks, and when I had enough money to buy my own Ampeg, the Classic won out. It has a very warm tone, and excellent midrange; there is a little bit of extra growl in the midrange frequencies, which definately brings out each note much more. This is also one of the easiest to use amps on the market, it takes you almost no time to dial in whatever tone you want. This amp sounds crushing with my band, which plays a Pantera style of metal, and my bassist in my other band, a death metal outfit where we tune down to B, has used this at gigs and it still sounds amazing. The only downside is the weight of the amp, but who cares, it gives you killer tone!
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