Your Feedback

Ampeg SVT210AV Bass Guitar Extension Cabinet

(16)

Item: BAS0003270-000

Ampeg SVT210AV Bass Guitar Extension Cabinet Product Image

Topseller!

Compare list
Recommend

Information on the disposal of old devices

The Ampeg SVT210AV cabinet matches the Ampeg Micro-VR bass amp head and is the portable alternative to a full sized SVT c... All product info

We are happy to help you!

Export
export@musicstore.com
+49 (0)221 / 88 84 - 1610
+49 (0)221 / 88 84 - 2500

This item is also available in the following packages

Ampeg Micro VR Head + SVT210AV - Set

1×

€ 621.01
ca. R 11,671.39

Details

INTERACTIVE
CATALOGUE
MORE THAN 3.000
PRODUCT VIDEOS
EASY
RETURN
3 YEARS
WARRANTY
55.000 PRODUCTS
READY TO SHIP

SVT 210AV cabinet

Bass speaker with two Eminence speakers

The Ampeg SVT210AV cabinet matches the Ampeg Micro-VR bass amp head and is the portable alternative to a full sized SVT cab.

The Ampeg SVT210AV is ideal for bleed-sensitive recording situations and smaller venues where bigger amps might present a problem. The Ampeg SVT210AV is designed using Ampeg's legendary Infinite Baffle system for maximum speaker efficiency and true Ampeg tone.

Ampeg SVT210AV main features include:

2 x 10" Eminence Speakers
200 Watts RMS output @ 8ohms
58Hz-5kHz Frequency Response
40Hz Usable Low Frequency (-10dB)
13" width x 24" height x 11" depth

Features:

Manufacturer: Ampeg
Capacity: from 150 Watt
Capacity (Watt): 200
Impedance (Ohm): 8
Speaker Manufacturer: Eminence
Speakers: 2x10"
Tweeter: No
Bass Reflex System: No
Input: 2x Klinke
Wheels: No
Tilt-back design: No
Width (mm): 330
Height (mm): 640
Length (mm): 330
Weight (kg): 11.9

Compare with similar products

Rating

(16)

Rate Now

Craftsmanship (4.8)
Sound (4.7)
Features (4.5)
Price/Performance (4.9)

16 Review

5 Stars
14 Customers
4 Stars
2 Customers
3 Stars
0 Customers
2 Stars
0 Customers
1 Stars
0 Customers

All languages

Powerful little thing!

Review from: Cesar at 12/02/19

This thing can really push some air! Paired with the Micro VR head this thing can growl when set correctly. Right now I only use it for practice purposes but I could definitely record with this as well.