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Description

Get ready for explosive bass tone. This amplifier package features SVT-7PRO Amp Head and SVT-410HLF bass speaker cabinet stack”two of Ampeg's celebrated head and cabinet, offering solid construction, immense power, and that distinct Ampeg tone.

Ampeg SVT7PRO 1000W Class D Bass Amp Head
The SVT-7PRO pumps out a ferocious kilowatt of pure Ampeg tone in a compact design that weighs in at just 15 pounds. The SVT-7PRO features the same professional features as Ampeg's other PRO Series amp heads including a flexible 5-position mid tone control, remote switching FX loop and a sleek onboard variable compressor.

The tube preamp boasts a premium JJ 12AX7 that feeds the weight-defying Class-D power section. It's portable and small but can power everything from a small single PN-115HLF up to a monster Heritage SVT-810E.

Ampeg SVT-410HLF Classic Bass Cabinet
The Ampeg SVT-410HLF speaker enclosure give you plenty of volume and clean low end. This 4x10" speaker cabinet has the same speakers and 1" horn as the SVT-410HE with 2" coils and 30 oz. magnets, but the cabinet itself is tuned differently. The bass cab is deeper and has a bottom port that results in better low-end response, down to 28Hz.
Ampeg SVT-7PRO Head and SVT-410HLF Cabinet Bass Stack
Ampeg SVT-7PRO Head and SVT-410HLF Cabinet Bass Stack

Features

  • Ampeg SVT7PRO 1000W Class D Bass Amp Head
  • RMS power output:
  • 1000 watts @ 4 ohms
  • 600 watts @ 8 ohms
  • Preamp: Tube (1 JJ 12AX7)
  • Power amp: Class D
  • Tone controls: Bass, mid, treble
  • Mid-tone control: 5-position
  • Ultra low/high boosts
  • Onboard variable compressor
  • Transformer balanced line out
  • Includes removable rack ears
  • Power supply: Switching
  • Weight: 15-1/2 lb.

  • Ampeg SVT-410HLF Classic Bass Cabinet
  • DDimensions: 30"W x 24"H x 19"D
  • Weight: 110 lb.

Specs

SVT7PRO 1000W Class D Bass Amp Head
  • RMS power output:
  • 1000 watts @ 4 ohms
  • 600 watts @ 8 ohms
  • Preamp: Tube (1 JJ 12AX7)
  • Power amp: Class D
  • Tone controls: Bass, mid, treble
  • Mid-tone control: 5-position
  • Ultra low/high boosts
  • Onboard variable compressor
  • Transformer balanced line out
  • Includes removable rack ears
  • Power supply: Switching
  • Weight: 15.5 lb./7 kg
SVT-410HLF Classic Series Bass Cabinet
  • 30"W x 24"H x 19"D
  • 110 lb.

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Reviewed by 2 customers

  • Killerwatt!

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byJAmpegV4B

    fromMemphis,TN

    I have this rig except my cabinet is the Heritage 410HLF. It's a great sounding rig for any situation. I also have a 810 Classic cabinet and the 410 HLF gives it a run for it's money. The 12AX7 Tube in the Preamp Gives me enough growl to get that Ampeg tone and 1000 watts of power along with a ported 410HLF provides enough bottom end to rock ant stage!!

  • Rolling Thunder

    5

    submitted15 years ago

    byBig Daddy

    fromDetroit, MI

    This is an awesome setup. The 410HLF Cabinet is utterly sweet. I've owned it for apprx 3 months. I first had it paired w/Ampeg B2Re. That set up was nice however, I felt as if I needed a little bit more headroom. I reasearched the SVT 7PRO. I then decided to upgrade. WOW!!! 1kw of muscle @ 4ohms. You can feel the bass in your chest. With the various settings on the SVT 7PRO...you can dial in that perfect setting for slap bass. I have been playing bass guitar for 43 years. This, by far, is the best rig that I have played out of. I have this mounted in a 10space rack along w/BBE 362 Sonic Maximizer, Rocktron HUSH, and a Furman power/light bar. If you can afford it, the price is very reasonable for the sound, ampeg quality, and power. I urge you to do so. You will not regret it

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  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byNtwizz

    fromIndianapolis, IN

    Question. Since the Pro-7 is rated at 1000W @ 4ohms and the 410 HLF is rated at 500W @ 4ohms, wouldn't that be too much power for the cab to handle? Thanks!

    Open Reply - Thomas
    No. It will be fine.