New bass amp heads based around the SGT-DI preamp pedal. The new amps come in 300, 700, and 1200 watt versions with a selection of new cabinets.
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Ok those might be winners.
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Pretty sweet! Always good too see more modern/lightweight stuff from Ampeg 
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Damn you @eric.kiser, Sweetwater has them in stock. Guess my Portiflex is going up for sale.
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But I just fixed my 2,000 pound, malfunction-prone tube Ampeg…
What could I possibly want with a new, light, reliable…
Oh, damn it.
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Yeah this one looks pretty good
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Another nice BB
BBP35 actually, in the color I want a BBP34. It’s not black 
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Actually a really nice demo 
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What cool cat wants for Christmas.
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Bwa ha haaaa! You are welcome. 
Wow! You went with the 1200? You are serious.
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Yeah, right? I’ve never needed more than a 500 watt, but since I told my wife it was your fault I was buying, I decided to splurge for the V12
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Lol go big or go home 
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This is pretty cool. On the V7 and up, there’s a wet/dry blend control on the effects return. If any effects pedals are dropping low end, it can come back here. People sometimes ask why put pedals in the effects loop. This box has a reason.
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I’m a little bit surprised that the pre-eq switch sends the direct out to FOH without the SGT circuit or the compression. I’d expect that to be the character you want to go to the PA while the downstream EQ may just be dealing with local cab issues. That looks like it’s more designed for recording than a PA send.
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