Detail 01
200W at 4 ohms, cab is 8 ohms
The single 8-ohm cab won't pull the head's full 200W. Adding a second cab gets you there.

Independent shopping perspective
A compact 200W solid-state Ampeg bass head with a matching 2x10 cab. For players wanting the Ampeg voice in a rig one person can carry.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The single 8-ohm cab won't pull the head's full 200W. Adding a second cab gets you there.
Detail 02
Stays clean and consistent at volume. No tube maintenance, no warm-up, no sag.
Detail 03
Feeds the board directly. Pre-EQ gives the engineer a raw signal, post sends your tone as set.
Detail 04
Shifts the midrange voicing rather than just cutting or boosting one fixed frequency. This is where the Ampeg growl lives.
Detail 05
Tens are faster and punchier than fifteens. Better note definition, less low-end weight.
Detail 06
One-trip portable. The whole stack weighs less than many single 4x10 cabs.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
For small clubs and rehearsals, yes. Against a loud drummer on a bigger stage, a 2x10 at partial power will struggle.
No. Solid state preamp with a MOSFET power amp. The tube-style voicing comes from the EQ and Ultra Mid circuit, not from tubes.
The head is rated 200W at 4 ohms and the included cab is 8 ohms, so a second 8-ohm cab brings the load to 4 ohms and the full output.
It'll play, but response is rated to 58Hz and usable low frequency to 40Hz, so the low B's fundamental thins out.
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