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Ampeg Rocket 500 Watt 2x10 Combo Bass Amplifier - RB210
OVERVIEW
The Ampeg Rocket Bass RB210 provides the legendary Ampeg bass tone of its larger full stacks in a smaller combo package.
Featuring a classy '60s style exterior, the RB210 combo packs robust features and tonal versatility, making it perfect for practicing, performing, and recording.
Featuring a classy '60s style exterior, the RB210 combo packs robust features and tonal versatility, making it perfect for practicing, performing, and recording.
- Classic Ampeg 3-band EQ and Ultra Hi/Ultra Lo switches provide that renowned Ampeg tone
- Super Grit Technology overdrive circuit allows you to dial in a perfect overdriven tone
- 450 watt, 2 10" Custom Eminence speakers provide plenty of clean volume and headroom
- Vintage exterior styling provides a unique aesthetic
- Aux input lets you play along with external audio, while a headphone output allows you to practice silently
- XLR direct output provides a direct connection to a P.A. or recorder
$211.94
Original: $605.55
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$605.55
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OVERVIEW
The Ampeg Rocket Bass RB210 provides the legendary Ampeg bass tone of its larger full stacks in a smaller combo package.
Featuring a classy '60s style exterior, the RB210 combo packs robust features and tonal versatility, making it perfect for practicing, performing, and recording.
Featuring a classy '60s style exterior, the RB210 combo packs robust features and tonal versatility, making it perfect for practicing, performing, and recording.
- Classic Ampeg 3-band EQ and Ultra Hi/Ultra Lo switches provide that renowned Ampeg tone
- Super Grit Technology overdrive circuit allows you to dial in a perfect overdriven tone
- 450 watt, 2 10" Custom Eminence speakers provide plenty of clean volume and headroom
- Vintage exterior styling provides a unique aesthetic
- Aux input lets you play along with external audio, while a headphone output allows you to practice silently
- XLR direct output provides a direct connection to a P.A. or recorder
