Restock Ampeg SVT-610HLF Bass Cabinet

Stuck between a 410 or a 810 fridge? This 610 is just right and to me sounds better than others with front ports and adjustable tweet.

Love LOve LOVe LOVE it!

I play regularly in venues of all sizes. I almost picked up the 8X10, but I'm not a big fan of mids and the 8X10 has no horn and isn't ported. The 6X10HLF offers a more "hi fi" sound compared to the 8X10 cabinets and I'm very happy with my selection. I love crisp highs and deep lows and this cab delivers the goods. Paired with my Aguilar AG700 head and my Spector, I get nothing but compliments on my killer tone.

I've been playing thru my610HLF cab now for nearly 4 years....being the bass player in a 4-piece classic rock cover band I need the power the crispness and "sonic boom this cab delivers. My amp is an Ampeg B2-RE head and my main bass is a Fender Roadworn '62 Jazzbass what a great sound ...my bandmates all say quite often.."man your bass sounds awesome"they can feel the sonic boom blasting right thru them on stage LOL.Way cool. This cab is superb a bit bulky/heavy but very movable.I'm thinking of getting an Ampeg PN-115HLF ProNeo cab for smaller gigs we do. But its Ampeg ONLY for me(even my practice amp and home practice amp is an Ampeg) This 610 ROCKS

What a great cab. VERY loud and clear. Some online reviews have mentioned due to the ported design it was muddy sounding. Not at all my experience (although I noticed a few reviews mentioned it paired with an SVT3 Pro which I do find a bit muddy sounding at loud volumes so think it might be the amp not the cab). I have this paired with a GK 1001RB and I use a Music Man Stingray Bass. The tone out of this cabinet is amazing. Nice deep tone (even deeper than the 115 I had previously paired with a 410) but cuts right thru a loud drummer and 2 guitar players. Great balance of lows you can feel but clarity to actual hear your playing. First practice with the cabinet and the whole band commented on how good it sounded. I also found this pretty easy to lug around, the skid rails and tilt back bar make this SO easy to get around. I actually find it a lot easier than lugging my 410 & 115 around. Definitely suggest if you're looking for a nice loud booming cabinet that will still cut thru a mix try this one out.

Well....I've been playing bass exclusively for 30 years.I've played thru virtually everything. Toured with Death Metal bands,Cover bands you name it. I too was and always have been a big fan of the 8X10 series cabs. But after lugging those around just to have a big bad bass amp on stage is catching up. Visited my local Guitar Center expecting to leave with maybe a 420-HLF. Good loud bass cabinet, but I need to hear & feel my bass onstage ala "Stage Volume". Well they just so had both cabinets, tried the Peavey, but I was test driving with their SVT4-Pro (1,600 Watts) And I beleive when trying out amps you should be allowed to get loud in the store, Long story short. The last successful band I toured with was called "ORIGIN". and before them,"CEPHALIC CARNAGE" and I can promise you, that you'll have that "Head Level" bass in your band AND onstage! And not kill yourself moving it. It's breezy with this cab. I wish I would have had one or 2 of these "back" when I was younger, the bigger cab and 2 speakers cannot compete with the PORTED 610 GET THIS ONE! But hurry 'cause the one I found was a U.S.A. Made unit!"