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Phil Jones Bass Session 77 100W 2x7 Bass Combo Amp

Description



Features
- Power output: 100 RMS
- 2 x 7 in. proprietary PJB woofer and 2 in. tweeter
- 3-band EQ (treble, mid, bass)
- AUX-input jack, DC-power input socket
- Line-out, headphone-out
Specs
- Maximum wattage: 76W–100W
- Tube or solid state: Solid state
- Type: Combo
- Number of channels: 2
- Footswitchable: No
- Number of inputs: 2
- Number of modes: 1
- Speakers: 2x7
- Speaker brand: PBJ woofer
- Speaker model(s): Custom design
- Cab power handling: 100W
- Cab back panel: Closed-back
- Cab angle: Angled
- Channel 1: 3-band EQ; Volume
- Channel 2: Volume
- Master volume: Yes
- Effects loop: No
- External speaker output: No
- Headphone output: Yes
- Line output: Yes
- AUX input: Yes
- Width: 17 in.
- Height: 12.5 in.
- Depth: 11 in.
- Weight: 28 lb.
- Country of origin: China
Reviews
5
5 Reviews
100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
- Home Studio2
- Performances2
- Professional Recording2
- Outdoor Events / Games1
- I have not found a negative feature yet1
- Experienced2
- Professional Musician2
- Novice1
- Excellent Sound4
- Portable4
- Easy To Use3
- Warm / Comfy2
- Clean and clear sound1
Reviewed by 5 customers
Great little amp for upright, I could not be happier
submitted4 months ago
bySteve
fromSt Louis, MO
I have had 7 various Phil Jones amps over the years and all have exceeded my expectations. The Session 77 has been absolutely perfect for my upright use. I have a Baggs Para DI I connect to wirelessly. This works great as we play a lot of rockabilly and the old Kay M1 is easy to move around on stage without wires. The Baggs DI XLR goes out to the FOH system and the 1/4" out to the Session input. The Session sits on a 12" angled stand on the floor pointed up at me as a monitor. It is a GREAT setup, extremely portable with a solid low end and crystal clear mids and highs. I use it as a stand alone for 30's - 40's sets we occasionally do for assisted living facilities. I would highly recommend this amp. It is a really good value for it's price point. It is not going to shake the house with (2) 7" drivers but for it's niche I have never had anything better in over 50 years of playing.
4 year review
submitted4 months ago
bySteve
fromSt Louis, MO
I just wanted to review the Session 77 after 4 years of ownership. The amp has been flawless in operation and sound with zero problems since I purchased it. I have 2 other PJB amps (Briefcase and M-300 with a 9B cabinet) and all are great! The Session is used on 90% of my gigs now as my monitor and I split the output of a Baggs Para DI with the 1/4" out into the Session and the XLR direct to the front of house mixer. I typically play an Engelhardt 3/4 with a Schaller magnetic pickup or a fretless Alembic 4 string and it works everywhere every time. Phil makes some great products and the price point of the Session 77 gets his amps into the hands of normal players. As a stand alone you will not fill a room with heavy metal but in a controlled environment it is killer. Great product and I could not be happier.
Awesome!
submitteda year ago
byRJ
fromNashua NH
This PJB Amp is Awesome! The 77 sounds great with my Guild accustic electric jumbo bass , even better with my Ibanez Frettless bass. Even alternative Tuning, drop D etc sounds great . If u play semi hollow body , accustic, frettless basses like I do , this is your next practice Amp !
Fantastic light weight amps!!!?
submitted2 years ago
byTerry
fromNorth Carolina
Got rid of most of my heavy Fender amps (I'm 67), and now use this for my bass and a Phil Jones CUB AG-100 for my electric and acoustic. Life is good!
Surprisingly Satisfied
submitted5 years ago
byJohn Vig
fromParkland, Florida
Very happy with this mighty little combo bass amp. I rid myself of two heavy 2x10" bass amp cabinets and a heavy 300 watt head. It's a pleasure to play through this Phil Jones Session 77 with a plug-in for my iPad to practice. My playing out days are over and I now enjoy playing in my home studio. This handles my Warwick bass nicely open E not a problem. I've been wanting a Phil Jones Bass Amp for sometime now and glad I finally purchased this amp. When you call Musician's Friend they negotiate a nice discount too. Thank you Chris the sales rep you were most helpful.
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submitteda year ago
asked byJohn
fromBrooklyn NY
Electric? How would this amp sound using an electric guitar? I play bass as well but don't want an app based amp so I'm looking for an amp that will support both bass and electric 🎸. Thanks
" How would this amp sound using an electric guitar?" Not very good. It has a very limiter hi frequency response. This has a hi frequency horn: Markbass MINI CMD 121 P Vsubmitted4 years ago
asked byMarshall
fromPhila Pa
How well does the session 77 handle the b string on a five string bass?
It will sound great with a 5 strings low B

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